Sentence examples for point of secession from inspiring English sources
That's the whole point of secession.
If the country starts moving toward the center, and even the right, you can expect Ecotopian sentiment to rise again, perhaps not to the point of secession but expressed in attitude.
But now Mr. Larsen, 63, has suddenly been thrust into the public eye in Bolivia, finding himself in the middle of a battle between President Evo Morales, who plans to break up large rural estates, and the wealthy light-skinned elite in eastern Bolivia, which is chafing at Mr. Morales's land reform project to the point of discussing secession.
Those who believe slavery was not a central point of conflict in the Civil War may wish to peruse the South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas declarations of secession.
The opponents of secession have sought to win over Latinos in part by pointing to the Valley's historic resistance to school busing, arguing that an independent Valley would still be hostile to them.
But an opponent of secession, the Rev. Jay Geisler of St. Stephens Church in McKeesport, Pa., pointed out that those tenets are in the Book of Common Prayer, which guides the church.
He is not floating threats of secession.
"The Father of Secession," he was called.
1962 Frey Accused of Secession Plot PARIS — Ex-Gen.
The hunger strikers talk of secession and independence.
