Sentence examples for secession it from inspiring English sources

When the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament came out for secession, it did so on the initiative of its Labour members, not its SNP ones the nationalists were initially overwhelmed by the power now in their hands.By early 2013 things had not got much better.

They look westward to Europe, which offers their country its best hope of overcoming chronic corruption and bolstering the economy.Crimea seems inclined to turn eastward instead; and if its people voted for an orderly secession, it might well get the backing of the outside world.

Were there a title like Uncle of Secession, it might have gone to Norman Mailer, who ran for New York mayor 40 years ago with a call for the entire city to break away from the state, an idea that long preceded him.

However, given what is at stake in secession, it is far from clear that the mere fact that a majority of persons residing in a portion of a state desire independence should be a sufficient reason to give them a unilateral right to secede, in the absence of any grievances.

Despite what appears to be overwhelming support for secession, it is unlikely that Italy would allow Veneto to break away and gain independence.

"I am not going to speculate now about possible secessions, it is not my job.

Serbia, strongly supported by Russia has said that Kosovo's independence is an illegal act of secession and it will not recognise it.

Welensky did not understand or appreciate the party's goal of increased African representation or secession when it relied on the federation for its well being.

But the 1995 referendum on secession that it called was going badly.

In 1992, several northern counties held an advisory vote on secession, but it ultimately went nowhere.

The creation of West Virginia was made possible by Secession, but it was also a long time coming.