Sinn造句怎么写

An overwhelming majority of unionists now accept that Sinn Fein should have a place in government, in which Mr McGuinness is currently deputy first minister.

The obvious way out would be to use the DTP as a proxy, rather as Britain used Sinn Fein to deal with the IRA.

The announcement sent a signal to David Trimble and the Unionists that for Sinn Fein and the IRA, violence, as Adams had said, is a thing of the past, over, done with, and gone.

Based on this analysis, the NSC determined that we should grant the visa, because it would boost Adams's leverage within Sinn Fein and the IRA, while increasing American influence with him.

How many Northern Ireland Protestants vote for Sinn Fein?

During the visit he promised to push Sinn Fein to make concrete positive decisions.

The hope is that the substantial support Sinn Fein’s peace platform received at the polls will convince the I. R. A. that the republicans who voted for Sinn Fein do not want a resumption of violence.

Some within the DUP still chafe at being in the same administration as Sinn Fein, and they may make more trouble for Mr Robinson in the future.

Gerry Adams, the party's President, promptly urged victims of crime to seek police help and promised republicans who want to join the force Sinn Fein's blessing.

She would later marry a shell shocked veteran of the Anglo-Irish War who, according to Guinness, hallucinated that his own closets were filled with Sinn fein gunmen waiting to kill him.

Provoked a spat with Sinn Fein days before the soldiers in Antrim were killed.

In January 1919, after the December 1918 general elections, Ireland "s MPs who were Sinn Fein members refused to take their seats in the British House of Commons."

Sinn Fein has evidently calculated that this risk is worth taking.

The first woman to be elected to the Commons was a Polish Countess, Constance Markievicz, in the general election of 1918. However as a member of Sinn Fein, she did not take her seat.

The IRA used armed force to achieve the same objectives as Sinn Fein, though the two always operated independently.