Sentence examples for new states from from inspiring English sources

In recent years, secession movements seeking to carve out new states from existing ones have arisen in conservative counties in both California and Colorado.

Nineteen-sixty had been the Year of Africa, with sixteen new states from the continent admitted to the General Assembly, and the Charter requires that the U.N.'s staff be hired to reflect as closely as possible its membership.

Yet the war also gave a substantial impetus to nationalism by triggering the breakup of the Ottoman, Romanov, Hohenzollern and Habsburg empires and the creation of new states from Eastern Europe to the Middle East.

There are operators, which determine the moves that generate new states from the current state.

"Other existing EU members, notably France and Germany, decided to stick to the general rule which prevented migrants from these new states from working until 2011.

We will not avert our eyes as Congress debates a bill that prevents new states from expanding Medicaid starting in 2020 and implements an enrollment freeze that will drastically undermine Medicaid coverage.

In the case of an independent Catalonia, we are dealing with the unique opportunity to design the institutions and regulations of a new state from scratch.

Meanwhile, 1.5 million Poles were "repatriated" to the new state from Ukraine, Belarus and other areas to the east, some with financial inducements, others by force.

Germans had to build a new state from the remnants of what came before, Anna von der Goltz, a German political historian, explained to me.

ISIS, of course, is the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the bloodthirsty Sunni militia that has gouged out a new state from Sunni areas in Syria and Iraq.

When Malaya gained independence from Britain in 1957, and six years later merged into today's Malaysia, Chin continued his struggle for communist control of the new state from exile until a peace agreement was signed in 1989.