Sentence examples for after provinces from inspiring English sources

Sources in the national police attributed the fighting to two local officials who, they said, had incited the violence because they were angry at being overlooked for new jobs after provinces became more autonomous.

Many were named, in the Cunard tradition, after provinces in the Roman empire: the Franconia, the Samaria and the Scythia – and the Mauretania, which was bigger than the rest, and had to wait for the highest of tides.

The ships, named after provinces of France, were never completed due to shifting production requirements after the outbreak of war in 1914.

"In many ways, whether it makes it or not--or the quality of its making it--depend on how the Diaspora rises to the occasion". Few Diaspora Armenians can rival Hovannisian in a dedication so deep that he and his wife, Armine, 29, even named their three sons after provinces in western Armenia that are now part of Turkey: Garin, 6, Daron, 3, and Van, 18 months.

Prime minister Pol Pot detecting enemies of the revolution everywhere, happily ordered his top general Mok to crush even the smallest sign of dissent and deviation in province after province, bloody purge after bloody purge.

The government's schemes, centrally planned and then implemented in province after province, can make fortunes, ruin lives, or leave social hierarchies much the same as they were before.

American and international forces have been turning over province after province to Afghan control, razing their bases or giving them to the Afghans in a delicately choreographed sequence meant to ensure the Afghans have enough help in the near term as they take up the fight against a diminished but still persistent Taliban presence.

He built a solid base of support after raising his profile in province after province as the head of the team managing the transition of military control from the US-led coalitoon to Afghan forces.

The three completed ships were named after French provinces.

The letters patent attempted to rename the islands to New Ulster, New Munster and New Leinster after the provinces in Ireland.

After the Republic regained all territories in 1950, the government took the Darul Islam threat seriously, especially after some provinces declared their joining of Darul Islam.