Sentence examples similar to stemming from their independence from inspiring English sources

Slovenia and Croatia agreed to suspend activities stemming from their declarations of independence, made on 25 June, for a period of three months.

The agreement, which became known as the Brioni Declaration or the Brioni Agreement, required the JNA and the TDS to return to their bases, and stipulated that Slovene officials were to control Slovenia's borders alone and that both Slovenia and Croatia were to suspend all activities stemming from their declarations of independence for three months.

Their power also stems from their political operations.

Some scientists' research stems from their children's experiences.

Part of their disagreement stems from their different institutional roles.

Grace stems from their awareness of their feet and the way movement flows from there.

Their popularity stems from their unique designs and services.

Scientific studies show this stems from their contaminated environment.

Mollah was the first person to be hanged for war crimes in Bangladesh under an international tribunal established in 2010 to investigate atrocities stemming from the independence war.

But it was fueled as much by economic tensions and personal grudges stemming from Eritrea's independence from Ethiopia in 1993.

The DRC has had a long history of conflict stemming from a painful independence process, to power struggles, to conflicts over resources.