Sentence examples similar to promoted secession from inspiring English sources

But legislation promoting secession died once the war began.

"The constitution is clear that freedom of speech does not extend to the right to promote secession; slogans that demand the disintegration of India cannot be condoned," said a BJP spokesman.

The proposals in this book that have received attention are the authors' advocacy of a "comprehensive air and naval blockade of North Korea" and a more limited blockade against Syria, and the advice that we should promote secession in eastern Saudi Arabia (which is oil rich and Shiite).

"Mr. Peroutka reaffirmed and defended his support of an organization that promotes secession and unapologetically seeks a white southern nation.

Nicknamed "Maryland" to avoid verbal confusion with Virginia cavalryman J.E.B. Stuart, Steuart unsuccessfully promoted the secession of Maryland before and during the conflict.

It isn't: the imperial power, Russia, is promoting the secession of a neighbouring state's territory.

There is Drudge, promoting the "secession" petitions that grassroots activists have sent to the White House from every state.

The Photo-Secession actively promoted its ideas.

Before 1900 the Linked Ring in Great Britain, the Photo Club of Paris, the Kleeblatt in Germany and Austria and, after the turn of the century, the Photo-Secession in the United States all promoted photography as fine art.

In 1902 White helped found Photo-Secession, a group of photographers that promoted Pictorialism, a fine-arts approach to photography.

In order to forestall the secession of Quebec, this charismatic prime minister strenuously promoted bilingual education and continued confederation.