republicanism in English

noun

[re'pub·li·can·ism || rɪ'pʌblɪkənɪzm]

government in which citizens elect their representatives; principals of the republican system of government

Use "republicanism" in a sentence

1. The understanding of Roman classical republicanism is the key way to master American constitutional republicanism.

2. Through the controversies, constitutional monarchy and republicanism formed obvious opposition and the republicanism spread widely.

3. Here is a stronghold of republicanism.

4. Constitutionalism quality was added in republicanism idea.

5. These men exemplify Main Street Republicanism.

6. His republicanism is empirical and realistic.

7. Republicanism and patriotism is keynote of his thoughts.

8. Therefore, classical republicanism doctrine has far - reaching and meaningful constitutionalism value.

9. For Labour to be tagged with republicanism would still lose votes.

10. This could be Pat Buchanan, beating the drum of working-class Republicanism.

11. The new Republicanism is a world away from the old pragmatism of the two senators.

12. In the latter of 20 century, republicanism was rejuvenated again with the efforts of Quentin Skinner.

13. Moderate Republicanism appeared to strike exactly the right note with the voters .

14. There are many improper remarks on republicanism in Will Kymlicka's Contemporary Political Philosophy.

15. After the war of China - Japan in 18 republicanism was accepted and spread by the revolutionary.

16. A responsible government is related to republicanism, democracy, constitutionalism, and ruling of rule in value.

17. From 18 Chinese reformist formed the cognition about republicanism during their observation of western political systems.

18. We can say that her republicanism political view is based on civic culture of positive participation.

19. As civic republicanism asserts, the individual can exert a meaningful existence within society in the public realm.

20. Though he has flipped and flopped on many issues, he has stuck to beliefs typical of farm-belt Republicanism.

21. Support for Irish republicanism increased further due to the ongoing war in Europe, as well as the Conscription Crisis of 1918.

22. Adolphe Thiers, first president of the Third Republic, called republicanism in the 1870s "the form of government that divides France least."

23. 21 Republicanism was a gathering storm at a time when the monarchy seemed an expensive irrelevance to the questions of the day.

24. She had Agnostical views and was a supporter of radical ideas, behind which lurked republicanism, and the Queen knew it.

25. From the Cambridge English Corpus The attractions of civic republicanism have never faded, and there is much that remains Admirable …

26. The paper is a reflection on the four views currently prevalent in the West concerning citizen education: liberalism, republicanism , communalism, and pluralism.

27. Republicanism was a gathering storm at a time when the monarchy seemed an expensive irrelevance to the questions of the day.

28. But if republicanism is to survive in Britain it needs to get over such knee-jerk reactions and recognise the visual cunning that is monarchy's secret weapon.

29. Liberal citizenship is a passive shaping of the citizen image, while republicanism is in contrast to shape the image of active citizenship.

30. He was a tireless advocate of supply-side economics: the man who persuaded Ronald Reagan to abandon deficit-hawk Republicanism in favour of aggressive tax cuts.

31. However the Republic did not solve any constitutional problem but become centralized step by step . It was separatists' dictatorship under the cloak of republicanism .

32. 9 He was a tireless advocate of supply-side economics: the man who persuaded Ronald Reagan to abandon deficit-hawk Republicanism in favour of aggressive tax cuts.

33. 23 But if republicanism is to survive in Britain it needs to get over such knee-jerk reactions and recognise the visual cunning that is monarchy's secret weapon.

34. This sudden change in the principles of a nation would be a curious morsel in the history of man.—We have some names of note here who have Apostatised from the true faith: but they are few indeed, and the body of our citizens are pure and insusceptible of taint in their republicanism

35. The former cannot openly Avow its goals and is a strategy well suited to subjects who have no political rights.: Even the Pope feels it is politically unpropitious to Avow any commitment to the RCC's official belief system.: It will instead Avow a Republicanism that is culturally modern, economically inclusive, and environmentally responsible.: It is best explicable as an index of old