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Meanings of political emancipation in anglès
Condition of a nation, country, or state which exercises self-government, and usually sovereignty, over the territory.
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Examples for "independence"
Examples for "independence"
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Today marks 50 years since Samoa gained its independence from New Zealand.
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Major says a Brexit vote would mean a second Scottish independence referendum.
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Samoa today celebrates fifty years since it gained independence from New Zealand.
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Opinion polls suggest that a large majority will again vote against independence.
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Nixon skewed the process, however, by substituting political ideology for judicial independence.
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He said the political independence of Index was not at risk.
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The Charity Commission announced an investigation, following concerns about the thinktank's political independence.
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He sacrificed his political independence, and saved his family by it.
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Over the last fifteen years, twenty nations have gained political independence.
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Venice also had a history of religious tolerance and, as a republic, political independence.
Usage of political emancipation in anglès
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As in Germany, so in Russia spiritual emancipation preceded political emancipation.
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What care I for the political emancipation of you Creoles?
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The political emancipation of the blacks was essential to the moral emancipation of the whites.
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The last of the Valois was closely watched by the bold preachers of political emancipation.
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The campaign gave every proof of such political emancipation.
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The man stands for the spiritual emancipation of the Jews, the movement for their political emancipation.
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Economic independence and social freedom have combined with political emancipation to emphasize the spirit of individualism among women.
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It meant not only the physical emancipation of the blacks but the political emancipation of the poor whites, as well.
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The ultimate goal of all feminists, male or female, is and rightly should be the welfare and social and political emancipation of women.
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The happiness of the Jewish people, the people of morality, does not depend upon its political emancipation, but upon its faith and its morality.
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To them, I argued that the political emancipation of the Mormon people from ecclesiastical direction was as necessary as the recession from polygamy had been.
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But their struggle for intellectual emancipation has ended, as injudicious and violent struggles for political emancipation too often end, in a mere change of tyrants.
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The people, regarding Griswold's change from McClellan to Lincoln as a political emancipation, had doubled his majority for Congress in 1864 and again in 1866.
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Political emancipation was but one of the results of the Industrial Revolution; commercial expansion was another.
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Political emancipation across language varieties
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