Sentence examples for following hostilities from inspiring English sources

Georgia became a member of the United Nations in 1992 and joined the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in 1993; following hostilities with Russia in August 2008, Georgia withdrew from the CIS a year later.

It was pulled after just one effort following hostility from the paper's sports writers.

In 1948, following rising hostilities and looting, most members of Bahrain's Jewish community abandoned their properties and evacuated to Bombay, later settling in Israel (Pardes Hanna-Karkur) and the United Kingdom.

The end of hostilities following Japan's surrender reduced the need for new warships and consequently the ship was not commissioned until 12 May 1946.

With the cessation of hostilities following the military suppression of the rebellion, opportunities have arisen to appraise the immunization status of children in areas of re-settlement in former war ravaged districts.

With relative peace following cessation of hostilities agreement by the Ugandan Government and the rebel group the LRA, several internally displaced persons started returning to their villages[ 3, 5].

Muslims are not only "their" victims like everyone else, but we also bear the brunt of the increased levels of Islamophobia and hostility following acts of terror.

After a year of extreme hostility following Hamas's takeover of Gaza, Mr Abbas seemed to soften this month by dropping some of his preconditions for talks between the two parties.

The relationship between Sanders and the DNC was already fraught with hostility following a primary in which the senator's campaign repeatedly tussled with party officials over the debate schedule, a joint fundraising agreement between Clinton and the DNC and access to the party's voter database.

Despite fears Benitez could be the subject of increased hostility following his outburst, the atmosphere inside Stamford Bridge was relatively calm as Chelsea secured a win that was more convincing than the narrow scoreline suggested.

The VdU was founded by two liberal Salzburg journalists former Nazi Germany prisoners who wanted to stay clear of the mainstream socialist and Catholic camps and feared that hostility following the hastily devised postwar denazification policy (which did not distinguish between party members and actual war criminals) might stimulate a revival of Nazism.