Sentence examples for post secession from inspiring English sources

However, at the equilibrium, secession never occurs because the threat of secession modifies the behavior of the sharing coalition, which makes ex post secession unnecessary.11 The main result is that the central government sets its tax rate so as to make the exploited just slightly better off by remaining in the federation rather than by separating (the exploited earns no fiscal surplus).12.12

Post-secession Sudan, meanwhile, is also in trouble.

Local residents instructed the family to stay inside, with the threat of post-secession skirmishes lurking.

Even with a peaceful, credible vote, there will be many post-secession issues to resolve, including borders, citizenship protections (for southerners in the north and northerners in the south), and division of the earnings from the south's huge oil reserves.

"I don't know if that's pre-secession Texas or post-secession Texas... .. he says, going on to suggest that a voter is not going to hear anything presidential.

Was your math off in your recent post regarding possible secession by Texas?

The pro-North magazine Fraser's made the more accurate observation that the new Northern tariff had handily given the Confederacy "an ex post facto justification" for secession, but British newspapers would continue to give voice to the Morrill myth for many months to come.

Reynaerts and Vanschoonbeek (2016) compare the economic growth trajectory of newly independent countries to the growth trajectory of a synthetic control group representing what would have happened in the post-independence period, had the secession not occurred.

The Davis administration had informally allowed the consuls to remain in post even though their exequaturs, predating secession, had been issued by the United States.

He consistently upheld a conservative position on slavery and secession.

You can go to the posts where those clips are embedded (on secession and on 'Dixie') and see that I did not alter his words.