Sentence examples for after its declaration from inspiring English sources

Albania recognized Kosovo's sovereignty on February 18, one day after its declaration of independence.

Israel shot down its first enemy plane, an Egyptian Spitfire, in the hours after its declaration of independence in 1948.

Isis, the group whose imaginary caliphate we invalidated soon after its declaration, when Muslims globally looked to us for guidance as an authority on the matter of the Caliphate.

Even more important, it clearly demonstrates how the practice of equality among all has been a constant battle that is still being fought today in America, more than two centuries after its declaration of independence.

(Agence France-Presse) AFRICA NIGERIA: ISLAMIC LAW EXTENDED A fifth province, Niger, has announced plans to extend Islamic law, or sharia, after its declaration in Zamfara state last October, officials said.

Although the Bureau of Foreign Affairs continues to say that the fact is of no importance, many people who are not constrained by official etiquette openly say that the American attitude is approaching very near to a breach of international courtesy, and the more so since America recognized the French Republic three days after its declaration.

After its opening declaration about Dr. Crick's lack of modesty it adroitly portrayed the participants' feelings as the helter-skelter pursuit of DNA wound to its resolution.

France, which still held the strings decades after its colonies' declaration of independence, did not want a strong bloc to undermine its influence.

The issue will probably not be decided until after Iraq makes its declaration this weekend of all its weapons stores and "dual use" facilities that might be converted to making weapons of mass destruction.

Porsche made its declaration only days after Ferdinand Piech, VW's chairman, settled his differences with Wolfgang Porsche, the smaller company's chairman.

26 August: Two months after submitting its nuclear declaration, Pyongyang says it has stopped disabling its nuclear facilities in protest at the US failure to remove it from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.