secession

名词分离; 退出，脱离; [史](1861年美国南方十一州的)脱离联邦

1. 脱离：Calhoun)说服最热切而激进的关税反对者采纳拒行联邦法规(nullification)的宗旨作为应对策略,而非进行实质性脱离(secession). 新一届的南卡罗莱那州议会迅即召集议员当选人召开州内会议. 会议中表决通过宣布1828年与1832年的关税法在州内无效作废(null and void).

2. 脱离,退出：Concession:让步,特许权 | Secession:脱离,退出 | Cater:迎合,承办

1. secession

1. (从国家、大集团的)退出，脱离，分离
    The secession of a region or group from the country or larger group to which it belongs is the action of formally becoming separate.

    e.g. ...the Ukraine's secession from the Soviet Union.
           乌克兰之退出苏联

1. Chinese Internet users also accused Carrefour of supporting Tibet secession forces, a charge that the company has denied.

2. Georgian opposition has asked for an early secession from the CIS, claiming such membership collides with Georgia's set policy of integration with NATO.

3. Khartoum and Juba have yet to agree on who will control Abyei, stirring fears that the issue could sour the secession and spark a broader conflict.

4. China's constitution has a constitutional basis for formulating the law against secession.

5. And yet Eritrea's secession from Ethiopia did not lead to other breakaway movements in Africa.

6. The Chinese people have never had the slightest hesitation, falter or concession on the major principle issue of opposing secession.

7. He thought secession illegal and was willing to defend federal law and the Union.

8. In return for the rebels dropping their secession demands, the government agreed to give them some form of political representation.

9. The lawmakers held that the time is right for the new law because China's Constitution provides a basis for formulating the law against secession.

10. Heavyweight insurers and lenders Ping An Insurance and China Construction Bank advanced 11 percent and 7 percent respectively in the early trading secession.

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