Sentences with phrase «about seceding»

This was brought up a few years ago when Texas was talking about seceding.

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Shervin Pischevar tells CNBC he is serious about helping California secede, and already has a name for the new sovereign body: New California.

For quite understandable reasons, much of the debate about independence for Scotland has so far focused on the economic consequences of seceding from the UK.

Seems typical that a FEDERAL judge might feel that way about a STATE»S right to secede.

They were about to issue their 15th report since seceding from the troubled Democratic conference in January.

We chat about the Women's Equality Party and a movement to secede from downstate New York with Casey Seiler from the Albany Times Union.

The Risks of Secession «One inventor hesitates to apply for a patent until our political difficulties are settled; because, should the Southern states secede from the Northern and middle states, his rights would not be respected in but about half the States, and thus his patent would be worth only half price.

Among the highlights was the panel on segregation with Hechinger's Emmanuel Felton, who wrote about school districts seceding in Jefferson County in Birmingham, AL. «We wanted to zoom in on where segregation was getting worse the most rapidly,» said Felton.

But on such a wrenching day as this --» I'm ready to secede from Earth, a US colleague messages me — it's reassuring that our first feature of the day was about the directors of a dozen nations» publishing trade fairs meeting in Guadalajara to share their experiences and expectations.

Question: I'm hearing about people who have started petitions for their states to secede from the United States.

Mowat managed to contain the prohibitionist threat by instituting, in 1893, a referendum on prohibition and a judicial reference on the province's jurisdiction, but the province could do nothing about the other matters unless it seceded from the confederation.