Sentence examples for states breaking from inspiring English sources
There is nothing to prevent states breaking up by consensus, as Czechoslovakia did in 1993, and that may eventually happen in Yugoslavia.
A decade later she published Black Earth City, an account of her months spent living in Russia's provincial heartland during the year in which the Soviet Union was finally dismembered, the former dependent states breaking away like the fragmentation of a giant iceberg.
In some states, breaking the skin while catching them is illegal, and either grasping gigs or hand capture are used.
The earlier conservative governments had been considered pointedly pro-Israel (especially during the mid-1960s withethe Six-Day War), which had resulted in a number of Arab states breaking off diplomatic relations to West Germany.
Although Islamic texts do not directly address the issue of autopsy, a well known quotation by the Prophet Muhammad states, "Breaking the bone of a dead person is akin to breaking the bone of a living person", and some interpret this to mean that dead bodies feel pain as acutely as the living, which makes autopsy a cruel, and therefore unacceptable, procedure [ 35].
Several Democrats from automobile-producing states broke ranks and voted with the Republicans.
Last year, conflict in both states broke out when rebels who previously fought with the south took up arms against the Sudanese government in Khartoum.
The states broke into two consortia, each of which designed a set of tests around the new standards, called the Common Core.
When deregulated markets were formed, states broke utilities into separate generation and delivery companies, thereby losing efficiencies coming from integrated operations.
Some states broke the mold, with Michigan and Pennsylvania drawing maps that sharply favor Republicans and Georgia returning the favor on behalf of the Democrats.
The Democratic Party leadership does not recognize the results of those contests because the states broke party rules by holding early primaries.
