Sentence examples for even after the declaration from inspiring English sources

But even after the declaration and the plan of action were adopted this afternoon, many delegates left the convention center in this port city as divided as when they arrived.

Still, even after the Declaration of Sentiments was read at the 19th women's rights convention, it wasn't until 1878 that a bill was even introduced in Congress offering women the right to vote – and the 19th amendment, which enshrined that right into federal law, wasn't ratified until 1920, less than a century ago and, for many women, the ability to exercise that right took far longer.

Even after the declaration, there was still substantial support for James in Scotland.

And even after the declaration of victory and subsequent celebrations, the utter destruction left behind means many of Mosul's civilians won't be able to return home anytime soon.

Even after the declaration of Martial Law, the government maintained this interest in what would eventually be called the Consultative Economic Council.

Initially, even after the declaration of war, Lee did not feel that there would be any impact on his life, and was looking forward to playing cricket in the 1915 season.

The Joint Inquiry also learned that, even after the D.C.I.'s declaration of war, there was considerable variation in the degree to which F.B.I.-organized Joint Terrorism Task Forces prioritized and coordinated efforts targeting bin Laden and Al Qaeda in the United States.

This impression was reinforced when opposition leaders escalated their confrontational rhetoric even after the abolition of the declaration, calling for the postponement of the referendum on the constitution, scheduled for next Saturday.

"Benjamin Franklin's relentless exercise of his Millionaire Intelligence is largely why he grew rich and why he is remembered long after his death," they contend, even though the Declaration of Independence may also have been a factor.

One imaginative soul even set the Declaration of Independence to rhyme.

Even the Declaration of Independence says, "All men are created equal".