Sentence examples for until the republic from inspiring English sources

The creation of the commission postponed a showdown on the issue until the republic has moved closer to full independence from Moscow.

This must have been the reason Némirovsky did not bother to apply for French citizenship until the republic of Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité that had sheltered her had been corroded by a decade - the 1930s - of increasing and violent xenophobia, which expressed itself in hatred of all foreigners, in anti-Semitism, anti-communism and anti-socialism.

Independence was proclaimed in 1844, and Santo Domingo became the capital of the new Dominican Republic until the republic's annexation to Spain in 1861 65.

This society was uniquely individualistic and egalitarian at the same time, the neoliberals' notion of Utopia.Until the republic's demise Iceland was a thriving trading nation, outgoing and creative.

…cool and systematic planning, the Spanish front lines were pushed back to the north, east, and south until the republic's territory began to assume something very much like its modern shape.

Mr. Maskhadov, a former Soviet artillery colonel turned rebel commander, was elected president of the breakaway republic in 1997 and held the office until the republic's brief period of de facto independence ended with the resumption of fighting in 1999.

Until 1959, the Republic of Cuba was seen as an instrument of the United States, its virtual creation.

Nonetheless, HIV/AIDS-related stigma and discrimination will continue to fester throughout Trinidad and Tobago until all the republic's religious leaders, esteemed in the public eye, possess accurate information about HIV transmission, which may then be conveyed to congregations; and until religious leaders are sensitized to the experiences of PWHA.

Not until 1957 was the republic reinstated.It declared independence from Russia in 1991, after the Soviet Union broke up.

The Irish pound (or punt) was linked to the British pound sterling until 1979, when the republic joined the European Monetary System.

The city was seat of a semiautonomous administration under one of the Yemeni imam's (leader's) sons until proclamation of the republic and the subsequent civil war (1962 70).