Sentence examples for insurrection over from inspiring English sources
So far, incumbents facing insurrection over their endorsements of Clinton have easily dispatched their challengers, leading to a collective exhalation inside the black caucus in Washington.
Last year Iran executed 16 members of Jundallah, which had carried attacks on Iranian security forces, mixing Baluchi nationalism with al-Qaeda style practices including beheadings, and declared its insurrection over.
He left amid a staff insurrection over his lewd and menacing behavior.
I have to surmise that many of the individuals ready to wage insurrection over this are simply not used to being harassed by authority figures.
Bhutan (at number five) is undoubtedly beautiful and is blessed with hydroelectric power, and, now that their various wars or periods of political insurrection are over, there are surely advocates for Timor-Leste and the East African duo of Mozambique and Rwanda.
The Philippine insurrection was over by 1901, however, and the Philippine Government Act of 1902 inaugurated the beginning of partial self-government, which was transformed into almost complete home rule by the Jones Act of 1916.
A key player in the new parliament, the populist Nick Xenophon, (who led the insurrection adroitly over the past week or so) has sent a clarion signal about how he intends to use his balance-of-power opportunity.
On 14 June a group of rebels reached Thetford and from there the insurrection spread over south-western Norfolk towards the Fens.
Fanatically republican and democratic, Mazzini set up a secret society, Young Italy, whose aim was to start popular insurrections all over the country, throw out existing political leaders, and set up a single, liberal progressive state.
They staged the two-day insurrection in February 2009 over pay and other grievances against their military leaders who received higher wages and perks.
The insurrection apparently erupted over the guards' long-standing complaints that their pay had not kept pace with that of soldiers in the army or with the increase in food prices that has accompanied the global economic crisis.
