Sentence examples for republic achieved from inspiring English sources

The result, in Marx's eyes, was not that such a republic achieved the highest form of human freedom for its citizens, for that achievement, religion would have to disappear, but a democratic republic could provide for its citizens the highest form of freedom possible within the context of a society dominated by money and the pursuit of profit.

Scotland's new left alliance party has launched its manifesto for next month's Holyrood elections with a vision of a Trident-free independent Scottish republic achieved via a second referendum within the life of the next parliament.

When those republics achieved their independence from the collapsing Soviet Union in 1991, the Kaliningrad oblast became a true exclave completely separated by them from the rest of Russia.

In Iran, the Islamic republic has achieved its revolution, and institutionalised itself.

The tragedy of the Arabs since World War II is that no large Arab state, whether monarchy or republic, has achieved both security and prosperity.

And even if few seemed to understand what the hell was going on, our republic had achieved a form of international validation.

As Souhgoula pointed out, it will fall into the hands of the people of Central African Republic to achieve a political solution and keep the peace.

The rise of Palpatine involving an ambitious and ruthless politician dismantling a democratic republic to achieve supreme power is in part inspired by the real-world examples of Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler.

On the political level, Montenegro is the only former ex-Yugoslavian republic which has achieved its independence by peaceful means, thanks in some part also to Europe.

Yet even if a majority thought this way, it is hard to see how a British republic could be achieved in practice.

This regime, a bourgeois republic, might have achieved stability had not war perpetuated the struggle between revolutionaries and counterrevolutionaries throughout Europe.