Sentence examples for outside the republic from inspiring English sources
Refugees are being returned, sometimes under pressure, from their camps outside the republic.
The possibility of planning socioeconomic change at the local level precluded large-scale immigration of labour from outside the republic.
The 32 hostage-takers in the Beslan school siege are believed to have travelled from outside the republic, passing several military checkpoints.
Chechyna intrudes upon Russians' minds only when rebels attack outside the republic -- as they did on Friday, when a truck bomb exploded in Mozdok, 35 miles across the border from Chechnya, killing at least 41.
While serious independent journalism remains nearly impossible in Iran, the bureau is able to provide original reporting through its extensive list of contacts both inside and outside the republic, and to bring the voices of ordinary people to an international audience.
In the provincial republic of Kalmykia, in southern Russia, the local president, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, ruminates upon life on other planets and has established an earthly regime sufficiently authoritarian that the only opposition newspaper, quaintly called "Soviet Kalmykia Today," is obliged to publish outside the republic.
The deaths would form the prevailing outside opinion of the republic up until the bombing of Guernica.
Either persuade the boomers to accept their leadership, which would require loosening restrictions and increasing access to the outside world, or restructure the republic along authoritarian lines to solidify domination by Ahmadinejad's supporters.
In the eyes of the outside world, Presidents of the Republic are the successors of the kings of France.
He wanted an independent South Africa closely linked with the Commonwealth; they wanted an independent republic outside the Commonwealth.
The proclamation of the republic outside the GPO building on Easter Monday 1916, together with the men who signed the proclamation and the buildings in Dublin where around 1,500 insurgents fought for it in the following days, have all become enduring Irish public icons.
