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Перевод: republican

[прилагательное]
республиканский; связанный с республиканской партией;
[существительное]
республиканец ; член республиканской партии

Тезаурус:

1. As well as being deficient in mass support, the Republican politicians who numerically dominated the Provisional Government lacked unity amongst themselves.
2. The Ulster public was critical and unhappy at the way they had been passive and ineffective as Heath's government had set up a "power sharing" administration complete with Irish republican ministers and had arranged a semicondominium with the Irish Republic in the Sunningdale Agreement and Council of Ireland scheme.
3. The Democratic Platform of the CPSU and the Republican Party of the Russian Federation (RPRF)
4. For the hard-line republican position, there is even a duality: protestant loyalists are taken as foreigners with an alien culture, and as either a pariah group - the mere instrument of British imperialism - or simply not there.
5. 15 silver denarius of the Roman Republican moneyer C Antius Restio (c. 47 BC), with a portrait of his father, tribune in 68 BC.
6. But representatives of the Russian minority in the Baltic accused Baltic republican government of violating the Soviet constitution.
7. Author A N Wilson has detailed the benefits that would be gained by handing over the royal palaces to a republican government.
8. Not everybody's cup of tea, I know, but it beats battling it out with the Republican Guard or the evil Knights of Knobtwat.
9. Senator Robert Dole, the Republican leader in the US Senate, went further than most by calling for aid to be diverted to East Europe at the expense of long-standing recipients such as Egypt.
10. The Republican candidate, Mr Marshall Coleman, polled 45 per cent.
11. (c) Unknown man: chalcedony intaglio in the traditional Republican style, made in the 1st century BC (bottom left).
12. The leadership unanimously gave permission and word was sent out to all Republican units in the North to encourage as many people as possible to participate.
13. Though Mr Gorbachev and nine republican leaders signed a declaration broadly supporting the plan on the day the parliament approved it, few republican leaders are likely to agree to use force to break strikes.