Sentence examples for irish rule from inspiring English sources

Sir John Hamilton Roger Allamm) is referring to the principle of Irish rule in any form.

The Rev. Ian Paisley, the mad-dog leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, has, as expected, attacked the peace plan as a "one-way street to Dublin"; but more mainstream loyalists also anticipate that they will soon be living under Irish rule.

These companies have been complying with the Irish rules.

The European Furniture Industries Confederation (Efic), which represents 70% of EU furniture production, has complained to the European Commission that the UK and Irish rules mean the two countries mostly trade furniture between themselves, to the exclusion of other countries.

Leveson asks Murray if he is legally bound by the Irish rules which have a statutory framework in a way that the journalists in the UK are "not bound" by the PCC.

Until now, City Hall politics have become a benevolent, Irish ruled, dictated democracy with selective participation.

After the summit she caused a diplomatic incident when she robustly rejected at a press conference three possible models for the future of Northern Ireland - unification with the Republic, confederation or joint British-Irish rule.

In 1885 he finally broke with Gladstone over the prime minister's conversion to the principle of Irish Home Rule.

London was too obsessed with Irish home rule to sustain attention until closer to midnight.

Instead, he urged passive resistance as the way to achieve Irish Home Rule.

Most notable were pamphlets on Chartism, Irish Home Rule, and the Oxford movement.