Sentence examples for republic struggle from inspiring English sources

Thousands displaced in the Central African Republic struggle to survive NEW YORK, USA, 20 February 2007 – Over the last year, brutal attacks on villages in the northwestern Central African Republic (CAR) have displaced thousands of people.

The price increases were rescinded the following day, but all agree that a new round of increases is inevitable as the republic struggles with a crippling budget deficit.

Today, an ordinary citizen of a poor Muslim country without democracy, or a civil servant in a third world country or a former socialist republic struggling to make ends meet, is aware of how insubstantial an amount of the world's wealth falls to his share and that his living conditions, so much harsher than those of a westerner, condemn him to a much shorter life.

Republic struggles to consolidate its rule amid regional warlordism and the rise of the Communist Party.

This American republic struggled to survive.

As the newborn republic struggled to its adolescent feet, partisans of Washington, Adams and Hamilton, squared off against Jefferson and Madison, turning from tar and feathers to vitriolic prose.

Many pemuda joined pro-Republic struggle groups (badan perjuangan).

The breakup of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s created a situation in which research was a luxury for many of its former republics struggling to make it as independent countries.

The early republic's struggle over slavery's survival and expansion was principally a result of the ongoing sectional struggle for political sovereignty, a struggle over "the dominion of the Union," as Rufus King put it.

(For additional detail, see Madagascar: History, The Third Republic, Power Struggle).

As it was obvious that Finland was to be a republic, the struggle now concerned presidential power.