Sentence examples for wake of independence from inspiring English sources
In the wake of independence, the network broke down.
In the wake of independence, the social order tumbled in Korea.
She focused on artists who came of age in the 1980s and '90s, in the wake of independence and revolutionary movements.
You've spent a lot of time there — what was it like to imagine the city in the years before you were born, and to conjure up India in the wake of Independence?
Mr Odinga, a political veteran whose father clashed with Mr Kenyatta's in the wake of independence, had been due to speak last night but cancelled after being informed that results would be held over until the morning.
His 1995 breakthrough play, The Steward of Christendom, was a reckoning with his great-grandfather Thomas Dunne, the Catholic head of the Dublin Metropolitan police, a servant of the crown who in the wake of independence was considered a traitor to his new country.
But reasoned compromise is not part of the BDS discourse.The same goes for the campaign's demand that Israel submit to an unconditional right of return for descendants of Palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes in the wake of the war of independence in 1948.
The call comes after the Smith commission – tasked with agreeing more powers for Scotland in the wake of the independence referendum – published each of the Scottish parties' proposals.
A former treasurer of the SNP, Ian Blackford, has called for the nationalists to wield their negotiating power in the wake of the independence referendum and campaign for a form of Home Rule.
The cross-party commission, which included the SNP, was set up by Prime Minister David Cameron in the wake of the independence referendum "No" vote, but Scottish ministers said its final recommendations fell short of delivering the powers Scotland needed.
He is also facing demands from within his own party to devolve powers to England after promising to give the Scottish government more control over its affairs in the wake of the independence referendum.
