Eksempler på brug af To secede på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I want to secede from the United States.
Twas the sovereign right of Georgia to secede from the Union.
New York to secede from the Union!
If we can get the rest of the Southern states to secede.
They threatened to secede from the Royal Society.
To secede from the union with Sweden. The Parliament of Norway decides.
That wanted the, quote, real south to secede from the false south.
The owners of the mining enterprises wanted Kantanga to secede.
Really to secede from the router coercion should deal even with the packet protocol Cable.
It's time to advise the governor for Texas to secede.
Katanga had every moral right to secede, just as did all of the other provinces of the Belgian Congo.
Then it is the sovereign right of the state of Louisiana… to secede from the union!
Innately you know to secede from what has happened, but you mis-interrupt the words.
You're not still upset about South Carolina… trying to secede earlier this year,?
The election of Abraham Lincoln triggers more to secede, highlighting the beginning of a very divided America for the next five years.
And, view if you will one of these states is looking to secede from the union.
If we can get the rest of the Southern states to secede… who knows, James? You may be elected President of something a lot bigger.
Naturally, this would have to be a voluntary union and the right to secede would be guaranteed.
The convention summoned unanimously voted to secede on December 20, 1860 and adopted the"Declaration of the Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina from the Federal Union.
There are some people up North… who can't wait for South Carolina to secede, so we can all go to war.
He was particularly interested in targeting South Carolina,the first state to secede from the Union, because of the effect that it would have on Southern morale.[80] His army proceeded north through South Carolina against light resistance from the troops of Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston.
He called for a convention to settle the issue of whether Missouri wanted to secede or remain in the Union.
I would like to point out to the gentleman from UKIP that the constitutional treaty does give every country the right to secede from the EU, but no country has as yet done so, and nor will any- not even the United Kingdom- in view of the fact that there are far more advantages to staying in the European Union than to leaving it.
During the Civil War(1861-1865), Northern states fought against Southern states in response to the South's attempt to secede from the union.
He was particularly interested in targeting South Carolina,the first state to secede from the Union, because of the effect that it would have on Southern morale.
On the basis of a socialist federation, it would be possible to achieve an autonomous Kurdish Socialist Republic, with the fullest democratic andnational rights- including the right to secede, if they so wished.
He called for a convention to settle the issue of whether Missouri wanted to secede or remain in the Union. The convention voted 98 to 1 against secession.
Eventually, Britain will leave the European Union, Constitution or not, withdrawal clause or not, butat least Mr Stubb has the decency to recognise that countries should have the right to secede from the new European empire.
I am talking here about a feasible right of veto, andnot a disproportionate right, such as the right to secede, which is obviously not feasible in the day-to-day debates of the Union.
Nevertheless, in cases where a history of national oppression and strife has made coexistence within existing states difficult, the party recognises the right of oppressed nationalities,if they so choose in a direct and free referendum, to secede and form independent states.