republican
રિપબ્લિકન
definition
noun
Third, the monarchists did not win the November 6 referendum: the republicans lost it.
a person advocating or supporting republican government.
Neal says he believes more than 300 members of the House will support his bill if Republicans allow it to reach the floor.
a member or supporter of the Republican Party.
adjective
This burden threatened to sink the new republican government, indeed the whole democratic experiment.
(of a form of government, constitution, etc.) belonging to, or characteristic of a republic.
translation of 'republican'
ગણરાજયનું કે તેને લગતું પ્રજાસત્તાક રાષ્ટ્રનું હિમાયતી
example
For the Earls of Southampton and Essex and for many literate English Protestants, Venice was the model of 'republican' government, the alternative to monarchy for disaffected subjects of Elizabeth.
He never appears to have found the slightest difficulty in serving a 'republican' government.
The Party's sheer size and inclusiveness made 'republican' sentiments look out of step with Britain's contemporary mood.
It is true that 'republican' sentiment is a hardy perennial as well.
They despise 'republican' institutions and democratic participation.
Blessed in the knowledge that 'republican' dissidents present no realistic alternative, Sinn Fein has embarked on a series of meetings to counsel its traumatised membership.
The Founders, so the liberal theory runs, devised the complicated checks and balances of the Constitution in order to overcome the traditional fate of 'republican' self-government.
It was only through the acceptance of 'republican' ideas and the rejection of sectarianism and institutionalised religion that the people of Ireland could determine their own destiny.
Tax relief adds to that, the idea that taxation is an affliction, and that's a 'republican' idea.
His visit was facilitated by the ministry of Foreign Affairs on invitation by 'republican' President, Mr Mwanawasa.
a 'republican' constitution
The loyalists in the front line won't listen to nationalist or 'republican' leaders.
the 'republican' movement
Mr. Lord goes on to comment: u2018Any true friend of 'republican' government would have to demur; but the case is nevertheless a powerful one.u2019
There was crisis too within the republican movement, as a generation of prisoners was entering a second decade in prison, and a third generation of 'republican' activists since 1969 were becoming involved.
For Earle, the second 'republican' period represents the Golden Age of the colonial economy.
In common with English's book, there is a tendency to personalise the process of internal change within the 'republican' movement.
Courbet's realism was closely allied to the 'republican' and democratic principles of the 1848 Revolution, which gave conservative critics an additional reason for disliking him.
My part of the 'republican' movement was to argue that becoming a republic was to signal to the world that we are our own men and women.
Gallagher said loyalist and 'republican' prisoners were outraged at constant strip searches.
This was apparently yet another significant setback to the dissident 'republican' cause.
He said they represented a minority opinion not reflected in the wider 'republican' community which, time and again, had endorsed the strategy of the Sinn Fein leadership.
Throughout Europe, republicanism and 'republican' forms of government have been associated with the emergence of strong business classes.
The decision to situate an emblem of Florentine 'republican' government in their palace could be understood as a sign that the Medici were closely connected to that regime and continued its ideals.
Yes, the U.S. and France were both capitalist economies and 'republican' polities.
Faced with the problem of holding the movement together, the 'republican' leadership resorted to a policy of tactical ambiguity.
Others awarded at the ceremony are first 'republican' president Kenneth Kaunda who received the lifetime achievement award for his contribution to the country.
In 1512 the exiled Medici family was restored to power following eighteen years of 'republican' government.
European 'republican' ideas (leaving aside those of the country's original inhabitants), would have arrived around the time of the First Fleet's 1788 landing at Botany Bay, Sydney.
Their God could act providentially, and their religious beliefs helped to shape their faith in 'republican' government and the natural law that, in their view, underlay its principles.
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