Sentence examples for western republics from inspiring English sources
Mr. Milosevic has not been willing to negotiate with the western republics and warned that he would not respect borders within Yugoslavia if the federation breaks up.
The world's highest-voltage transmission line (1,150 kilovolts) transports electricity from Siberia to consumers in the western republics of the former Soviet Union a distance of more than 3,000 kilometres.
A cynical Ukrainian politician argues that there is no need to invoke dark Kremlin plots to explain his country's travails: "We are quite capable of committing national self-annihilation by ourselves".Nor, at least until recently, has it been clear which forces in the three western republics' dramas were acting as stalking-horses for the Kremlin.
It is not, he says, to be compared with western republics.Most of the liberal reformers also want to keep the movement towards greater democracy within an Islamic framework.
Society would be ruled by bankers and technocrats and Europe united into a Western republic.
Switzerland was the last Western republic to grant women the right to vote with some Swiss cantons approving this in 1959, and later with a federal level in 1971 and, after resistance, in the last canton Appenzell Innerrhoden (one of only two remaining Landsgemeinde) in 1990.
The distinguished director Peter Palitzsch, who has died aged 86, made a major contribution to postwar German theatre, first in the Berliner Ensemble in the eastern, communist Democratic Republic (GDR), then in the western, Federal Republic at the Württemberg State Theatre in Stuttgart, the Frankfurt Theatre, and as a freelance.
Eventually, Western and Republic were absorbed by larger carriers.
The western Federal Republic of Germany long favoured non-sodium lamps on the grounds of cost, maintenance and carbon emissions, she says.
Mr. Kasper of Harbridge House believes Alitalia is in a position similar to the one faced by midsized American carriers like Western and Republic after deregulation in 1979.
Lunda empire, historic Bantu-speaking African state founded in the 16th century in the region of the upper Kasai River (now in northeastern Angola and western Democratic Republic of the Congo).
