How To Use self-rule In A Sentence
- The rajas were left untouched despite demands for independence, self-rule and decolonization elsewhere.
- A legacy of nomadic lifestyles gives people a sense of defiant self-rule, observers say, while the nation's poverty nurtures discontent toward people in power who take bribes and kickbacks.
- For them, devolution is little more than a cynical Unionist plot to fob the Scots off with a toytown assembly and suffocate desire for ‘real’ self-rule.
- To solve the lack of order they saw all around them, the fathers seized on one of the great—and often missed—ironies in world history: the only thing that could make men forsake their own freedom and still believe they were free was self-rule. A Renegade History of the United States
- Significantly, nationalist movements in the Third World used European ideas to replace alien government with self-rule.
- Americans, on the other hand, believe that democracy requires self-rule.
- It was not until 1912, when Mahatma Gandhi joined the Indian freedom struggle against the British and introduced the idea of swaraj or self-rule that India awoke to the idea of oneness. We Need to Build a Class of Respectful Indians
- The Statute of Autonomy fell short of the self-rule that Basque nationalism demanded.
- The agree-ment gives the territory limited self-rule.
- Territorially based ethnic minorities may want greater autonomy and self-rule; asymmetric federacy can accommodate such demands without the state falling apart.
