Sentence examples similar to republic name from inspiring English sources

The person who knows forest elephants best is an American researcher in the Central African Republic named Andrea Turkalo.

Conrad's fictitious province of Sulaco broke away from a South American republic named Costaguana, over a silver mine.

Her government further restricted free enterprise, nationalized industries, carried out land reforms, and promulgated a new constitution that created an executive presidency and made Ceylon into a republic named Sri Lanka.

But after Mr Cabello's re-election as speaker, Mr Maduro stressed the importance of maintaining "military-civilian unity".For Cuba's communist regime the survival of Mr Chávez's "Bolivarian Republic" (named for Simon Bolívar, Venezuela's independence hero) is vital.

On December 21, they declared the former Edwards colony to be a new republic named Fredonia.

The Bracceschi were driven from Milan, and the new republic was called the Golden Ambrosian Republic, named for St . Ambrose the 4th century bishop of Milan, who was taken on as the Republic's patron.

Kim Nowacki of Yakima Herald-Republic named "Treehouse of Horror IV" her "all-time favorite" episode.

By any measure, the United States is a constitutional republic in name only.

Italy may be a republic in name, Mr. Di Leo suggests, but the country still functions as a feudal society.

"Kingsblood Royal" satirizes a self-satisfied town called Grand Republic, whose name makes it a metaphor for the United States.

Many were disillusioned with the republican experiment; China was a republic in name, but arbitrary rule based on military power was the political reality.