Sentence examples for split from the rest from inspiring English sources

Scottish voters will decide on 18 September whether to split from the rest of the UK in favour of an independent future.

On the heels of a giant pro-independence rally in Barcelona on Sept. 11, the vote could turn into an unofficial referendum on whether Catalans want to split from the rest of the country.

Presenting the biggest domestic political challenge, the leader of Catalonia, Spain's most powerful economic region, called an early election for Nov. 25 that could turn into an unofficial referendum on whether to split from the rest of the country.

Artur Mas, Catalonia's regional president, has called an early election for Nov. 25 that my colleague Raphael Minder says could turn into an unofficial referendum on whether to split from the rest of the country.

(In May, according to Legal Times, Motley's partner Joe Rice and co-counsel Richard Scruggs split from the rest of the plaintiffs' bar and sided with the tobacco companies.

In December, Podemos won the most votes in Catalonia, thanks to the popularity of Ms. Colau, but also after the party pledged to allow Catalans to vote on whether to split from the rest of Spain.

MADRID — The depth of Catalonia's challenge to Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy should become clear on Sunday, when an early election could help determine whether Spain's most powerful economic region eventually splits from the rest of the country.

The first split was the subfamily Oceanitinae, with the Hydrobatinae splitting from the rest of the order at a later date.

The Southern Movement's position was bound to become more complicated given its insistence on splitting from the rest of the country and Saleh's determination to maintain its unity.

Chinese officials say the unrest is caused by a small group of Uighur terrorists who want to split Xinjiang from the rest of China.

Beijing accuses him of seeking to split Tibet from the rest of China, while he says he seeks only meaningful autonomy.