Sentence examples for separatists for all from inspiring English sources

He gained popularity among nationalists by blaming Chechen separatists for all terrorist acts in Russia.

Separatists "must put aside, once and for all, this attitude of victimization and chase away intolerance, now embodied by French Canadian nationalists, toward other Quebecers".

And these are only the respectable, government-issued conspiracy theories; in the popular press the stories become lurid, indeed, involving allegations of Indian, British, American, and Israeli support for the separatists (as well as foreign sources for all terrorist activities in Pakistan, generally).

The Geneva agreement called for all parties, including the separatists, to refrain from violence, disarm and vacate occupied buildings.

A Nato intelligence specialist quoted by the military analysts Janes said the recordings "show that the Russian 'helpers' realise that they now have an international incident on their hands – and they probably also gave the order for separatists to erase all evidence – including those internet postings.

Yet, for all its destructive aspects, its separatist tendency had value, for it promoted a sense of pride and the development of self-sufficiency.

These are ethnic groups that would prefer to retain their ethnic identity and thus prefer separatist policies for themselves, as they do not require them to conform to policies for all ethnicities of the nation.

School attendance is compulsory for all Cameroonian children until the age of 12, but gunshots on the streets and threats from separatist forces mean many are denied this right.

Many are threatened by separatists on all sides, most of them cheering Brexit on.

The pro-Russian separatists had said Friday that they would allow the victims' bodies to be transported out of rebel-held territory because they did not have enough refrigerated facilities for all of them.

Russian political commentators believe that the "unilateral" proclamation of Kosovo's independence and its immediate recognition by the US and by the heavyweights of the EU create a precedent for many separatist movements all over the world, from the Basques in Spain to the Uighurs in China, and that multiple conflicts could flare up with new vigour, having received such an impetus.