Sentence examples for separatists and to from inspiring English sources
The G7 and EU had repeatedly called on president Putin to cease support for the separatists and to work with the rest of the world to find a peaceful resolution.
During the war of independence from Spain, anarchists joined others in the labor movement in distributing propaganda to Spanish soldiers, urging them not to oppose the separatists, and to join the anarchist cause.
In an appearance in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kerry said he had told Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that "it is important for Russia to withdraw support from the separatists and to assist in removing people from the buildings and beginning to de-escalate the situation".
The US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said: "We have really urged the Chinese over several years to find a way to talk with the Dalai Lama, who is a figure of authority, who is not a separatist, and to find a way to engage him and bring his moral weight to a more sustainable and better solution of the Tibet issue".
But only a few hundred of them felt strongly enough to become separatists and emigrate to another land.
We urge all concerned – Russia, the pro-Russian separatists, and Ukraine – to support an immediate ceasefire in order to ensure safe and unfettered access to the crash site for international investigators and in order to facilitate the recovery of remains.
The leaders of the Puritan movement, however, including Cartwright (who had returned to England in 1585) and Field, repudiated the Separatists and sought to set up "presbyterianism in episcopacy," or a "church within the church".
He's supporting these separatists and terrorists to some extent.
His party campaigned in state elections on a platform of unconditional talks with separatists and militants to end a 13-year revolt.
In Tskhinvali, where the heaviest fighting took place, the local hospital received 44 corpses and 273 wounded people from Aug. 6, after clashes between separatists and Georgians, to Aug. 12, the report said, citing a doctor.
The battle has brought together unions and Corsican separatists and threatens to be one of the most difficult issues tackled by Dominique de Villepin since he became prime minister on May 31.
