Sentence examples for real republic from inspiring English sources

First, as an Israeli, to democratise the state; to make it a real republic.

The defeat of the Commune was the last victory of the royalists, but the first battle toward a real republic.

Neither a real republic nor really Islamic, it was conceived in the heat of the revolution and modified through 30 years of war and conflict.

And the very modest increases in social spending being proposed by the government don't seem adequate to the task of rebuilding a decent state, let alone a real republic.

The conference agreed a policy of a social alternative to austerity and privatisation; a green sustainable economy; a modern republic for real democracy; and internationalism based on opposition to Nato and Trident.

"God had determined to make the convention," one speaker assured the assemblage, "the medium of reviving... throughout this great... Nation, the pure principles of Free Government... ; and by founding here a real... Republic, to diffuse its light and truth to all Nations, until every member of the great human family shall know and rejoice in this great Salvation".

And currently he represents a real power in the republic".

The real winner was the republic as it would become.

As Justice Hugo Black wrote, "The guarding of military and diplomatic secrets at the expense of informed representative government provides no real security for our Republic".

The strangeness of the amicability of the campaign was the ultimate manifestation of the establishment of the Islamic republic, a real result after that incredible turnout would have solidified the regime for a generation, and cemented the fragile polity of this imperfect republic.

Despite this clear understanding of the risks involved in leaks and disclosure, the court's decision was encapsulated in Justice Hugo L. Black's simple statement: "The guarding of military and diplomatic secrets at the expense of informed representative government provides no real security for our Republic".