Preposition: of

• USSR: All the republics of the former USSR joined in March 1992.

Possessives

• worker: In Finland an independent workers ' republic was proclaimed.

Converse of object

• proclaim: Local Serb leaders proclaim a new republic separate from Bosnia.

• disgrace: The woman who presided over a voting failure that would disgrace a banana republic has gone.

• declare: In 1983, the area was declared an independent republic.

• become: Gallery 5: Why did Britain become a republic?

• establish: July had 'to continue the legacy of 1931, and definitely establish the republic ' .

• neighbor: Tension exists between ethnic groups, with the Islamic government of Chechnya even invading a neighboring republic this year.

Adjective modifier

• Soviet: In the former Soviet republic of Georgia, several attempts to steal or smuggle nuclear material have been documented.

• Yugoslav: Montenegro is the last of the former Yugoslav republics still joined in a bond with Serbia.

• Slovak: Poland grew by 23 % , the Czech and Slovak Republics by 38 % and Hungary by 20 % .

• Czech: Czech republic into to cancel my at this village to day cruise.

• Baltic: Two years ago we were importing nurses from India, the Philipines or Baltic republics due to a nursing shortage!

• soviet: A conference will take place in the spring in which we, the soviet republic, will participate.

Noun used with modifier

• ex-soviet: But the ex-Soviet republic is a country of surprises, with good restaurants, cool bars and friendly locals notable amid the poverty.

• breakaway: And despite warnings from US president Clinton to stop the war and negotiate with the breakaway republic the war looks set to intensify.

• banana: Whenever there's a coup in a banana republic, they always seize control of the radio station.

• Czech: The product offers a low cost and cheap call to czech republic mobile reliable route to digital load cells.

• Dominican: Malkin her caribbean cruise royal sea sovereign immigration dominican republic.

• island: Peninsular Malaysia extends south from Thailand to the Johor Strait, within sight of the island republic of Singapore.