Sentence examples for separatists and a from inspiring English sources
In the south, the security forces have dealt brutally and incompetently with Muslim separatists, and a full-blown insurrection looms.
FACING heavily armed criminals, separatists and a population that scorns everything from taxes to traffic laws, you would not normally sack half the police.
Only the conservative People's Party, harder-line separatists and a handful of anti-nationalist intellectuals are against.Spain's Socialist prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, should emerge smiling.
The EU has sent a tough message to President Vladimir Putin that it will keep up the pressure over Ukraine by slapping sanctions on three Russian military leaders, prominent Ukrainian separatists, and a popular singer known as Russia's Frank Sinatra.
Left-wing parties together won 43% of the vote, against 31% for the right (and 9% for regional nationalists or separatists) and a messy left-wing coalition may win in the medium term.By beating the Socialists, Mr Rajoy is still able to portray the PP's spectacular collapse from a high of 45% in the general election in 2011 as a sort of victory.
After all, it is entirely possible for a francophone to live and work in Quebec, even in Montreal its opening to the world without speaking a word of English.But things could have taken a different turn, say both the separatists and a lot of Quebec federalists.
He said the "weight of evidence" pointed to the jet being shot by a missile fired by pro-Russian separatists and that "a conflict that could have been curtailed by Moscow, has instead been fomented by Moscow".
Rajapaksa won handsomely in the last election in 2010, surfing a wave of popularity after overseeing a final bloody victory over ethnic Tamil separatists and ending a crippling 26-year civil war.
They call him a separatist and a terrorist, bent on killing innocent Han Chinese and "splitting the motherland".
With Taiwan's presidential election only 10 days away, China has uncorked its vitriol on the Democratic Progressive Party candidate, Chen Shui-bian, calling him a separatist and a silver-tongued liar.
That this state-financed shrine to the Dalai Lama exists at all highlights Beijing's complex and contradictory attitude toward a man it frequently describes as a terrorist, a separatist and "a wolf in monk's robes".
