Sentences with phrase «secession talks»

The Secession Talks is a compilation of 50 artists» talks that accompanied exhibitions at the Vienna Secession between 1998 and 2010.

By: Ryan McMaken In a court battle that has apparently been working itself out for 17 years, the Quebec High Court this week affirmed that a law establishing a simple majority as key in triggering secession talks with the Canadian government — known... [Read More]

Not exact matches

Expect cooler property prices, slower growth, and absolutely no talk of secession.

Loose, bitter, and doom - saying talk about unserious secession - like ideas, or about the psychological or philosophical impossibility of dialoguing with Democrats, is a cathartic luxury we can no longer afford.)

And all this talk on secession — and the passions being....

Funny you should say that since the Tea Billies have accused progressives, Democrats and the President of being exactly that «traitors» and right wing governors have talked about secession which the last time I checked is an act of treason and one for which Americans had a civil war over!

-- Casey Seiler from the Albany Times Union joins us to talk about the Women's Equality Party and upstate secession.

If we're talking about secessions through warfare in Europe in general, rather than England specifically, there are notable instances of this occurring in the 20th Century in Russia during the October Revolution, as well as a number of regime changes during and immediately after WW2.

Even before stepping off the ferry, Mr. Dinkins faced trouble on the first day of his week on Staten Island, deflecting talk of the borough's secession and publicly clashing with Guy V. Molinari, the borough president at the time.

First off, its 470,000 residents have made something of an art form of feeling slighted; it was not that long ago that talks of secession were being taken seriously.

Statewide political candidates are due here over the next two days, but Forbes opened the conference with a talk on the power of capitalism and monetary policy, and an unprompted rant against Scottish secession.

Steve Johnson on Ticky Fullerton's show, talking about the potential secession of Catalan and what that might mean for the investment world.