Sentences with phrase «of seceding»

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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.

I'm a «Let «em up easy» guy, as Lincoln said of the seceded states.

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Although they are not named, the objects of wrath in the song are clearly the national powers in Madrid, who have been criticised in recent weeks for their forceful rejection of Catalan attempts to secede.

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The reason for this is that the nation's ideology had changed where it had once trumpeted the ideas of non-intervention and peace (except, of course, for the people of the South during their heroic attempt at independence) to those that glorified empire and war, largely based on the British model which, ironically, was the system that America seceded from in 1776.

The advantages of blockchain tech can be used by the people of Catalonia to secede from Spain where it matters most: information, finance and governance.

After the UK voted to secede from the EU in June, many of SG's clients adjusted their positions in interest - rate derivatives and credit derivatives to reflect the Bank of England's low - rate stance.

Any move by Catalan separatists in the region's parliament to unilaterally secede seemed likely to spark a severe economic crisis, not least because it could threaten the region's membership of the EU and eurozone.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that the best solution for what is coming is to secede from centralized government and by doing so decentralize the power and make room for the much needed competition of ideas.

South Sudan seceded from the predominantly Sunni Muslim north in 2011 after decades of civil war.

Sudan — where northern Christians experienced greater vulnerability after southern Sudan seceded in a July referendum, and where Christians were targeted amid isolated military conflicts — jumped 19 places last year from its 2010 ranking of 35th to 16th.

The unpopularity of the movement led to a split among the Qadianis when a group called the Lahoris seceded under the leadership of Maulana Muhammad Ali and Khwaja Kamaluddin.

You've got Solomon, called the wisest man alive, and yet he so thoroughly attack the tribes of the north that immediately after his death, they seceded.

Back in 2008, when Obama was elected, Governor Rick Perry of Texas had such a hard time dealing with that, that he and others wanted Texas to secede from the union.

As to whether the De Resurrectione Carnis comes from his «Catholic» works or not, scholars agree that Tertullian formally seceded from the Church — when he declared himself a Montanist — either in 211 or at the end of 212 at the latest.

It is completely ironic to me that Atheists consistently cite that their «intellectual reasoning» is the sole statute upon which their viewpoint is based, and that any person of a decent intellect would secede to atheism.

The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries especially witnessed a perennial strife of the evangelical groups with each other, which almost completely overshadowed their common contrast to the Roman church from which they had both seceded.

Religion News Service: South Carolina diocese defecting from the Episcopal Church The Diocese of South Carolina announced on Wednesday (Oct. 17) that it has disaffiliated from the Episcopal Church, escalating a long - running skirmish and setting the stage to become the fifth diocese to secede from the denomination.

Didn't Gov. Perry suggest that Texas secede from the Union and now he wants taxpayer help from the other 49 states in Texas» time of need!

The complete absence of method, combined with the new chic of spontaneity and reverie, has led the theologian to secede from all forms of common life, including, ironically, the vanguard of illuminati whom he claims to represent.

The group patronized outstanding preachers like Bernard Ochino and Peter Martyr Vermigli who later seceded to Protestantism, and was responsible for the distribution of tens of thousands of copies of the notorious tract Beneficio di Cristo, written by a Cassinese protégé of Pole's, and which incorporated without acknowledgment swathes from the first version of Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion.

His faith gave him the guidance to execute the innocent, deprive children of health insurance, pal around with intolerant evangelicals, spend time at his N ***** HEAD retreat, profiteering, secede from the Union, so on and so forth.

Many in the Dutch Reformed Church were critical of the réveil, and partly as a result, some of the most earnest supporters of the réveil seceded and formed the Christian Reformed Church.

Smaller groups who had seceded from the Church of Scotland in the eighteenth century joined it.

When Ali agreed, a section of his followers seceded in protest against what they took to be his admission of the invalidity of his title to the Caliphate.

The members of the P.U.S.A. joined in the fight for independence, but when the fight was won they turned against the Indonesian Republic and tried to secede from it.

Sixteen years divorced from the old Southern Conference, the ACC — now to some extent a league of dogwoody schools slowly seceding from the South — is gradually abandoning the big - time football scene, too.

If any region of the state were to secede, it would be that part of it which is closer to Albuquerque than Houston, both on the map and in its essence.

Last year, the people of Scotland voted on whether they should secede from the Union and become an independent country.

When they lower the giant segments of the Maryland flag over top of the student section at games it is not done to hide the students from public view, or to separate them (perhaps even segregate or secede them) from the other patrons in attendance.

However, among the traditional nonsensical reports of Ricardo Quaresma finally sealing his move to Liverpool and Simao finally receiving the call from Senor Rafa to board that plane, Kopites have taken to social media sites, forums and pubs to discuss just who is needed at Anfield next season; coupled with those to be seceded from the Premier League's runner - up side.

The loss that many non-Scottish British would feel if Scotland were to secede is only now finding public expression as the day of decision approaches (see for example Madeleine Bunting's heartfelt plea).

However, it would be in principle be possible for the number of nations to increase in future, either by new nations joining (e.g. Guernsey, The Isle of Man), or by portions of existing nations seceding (e.g. the North of England).

In a classic article, written as the states of Eastern Europe were recasting their constitutional orders in the early 1990s, Cass Sunstein argued that constitutions should not normally incorporate a right to secede.

There are often calls for one portion of a state to secede and form their own state.

Their strategy has succeeded and so they must confront a part of the United Kingdom dominated by a party that wishes to secede from it.

But take heart: I'm sure if you and others of your like - mind wanted to take over, say, Ward's Island in the East River, I'm sure you could secede from NYS and pass your own state laws, as absurd as they might be.

The office of Governor Bobby Jindal indicated Wednesday afternoon it was against a petition for Louisiana to secede posted on the White House website.

He and other Labour MPs were sharing platforms and media pitches with the Tories in defence of the union, and David himself went on telly jointly with David Cameron to appeal for a no vote and warn of dire consequences should Scotland secede, particularly with regard to pension funds and use of the pound.

And if Scotland secedes, will the remainder of the UK relapse into the principle of Parliamentary sovereignty, or will it embrace a written constitution — like the USA, France, Germany, and other modern democratic states?

In a move that creates the first new town New York state has seen in 35 years, residents of the Village of Kiryas Joel voted to secede from the town of Monroe, ending years of feuding between the two sides.

In 1873, the Town of Kingsbridge seceded from Yonkers.

In 1846, a new town, West Farms, was created by secession from Westchester; in turn, in 1855, the Town of Morrisania seceded from West Farms.

The object of re-structuring for which there is a widespread clamour among Nigerians, is not to break up the country or to enable agitators to secede...

Suppose, for example, we have a small region of a country that wants to peacefully secede.

Even if the East fights a war of secession and wins, it still can not secede.

At 1 p.m., Shooters Committee on Political Education President Steven Aldstadt and Aaron Price, director of Gas Odyssey, hold a press conference calling for upstate New York to secede to prevent economic decline and limits on personal freedoms, 276 Washington St., Binghamton.

Republicans are also allied with the Independent Democratic Conference, a group of five senators that seceded from the chamber's mainstream Democrats in 2011.

The Scottish people decided not to secede from the Union but have asserted their national identity by voting for the SNP in the majority of cases.