retrocession in a sentence

Retrocession Day is currently not an official public holiday in Taiwan; however, memorial activities are still being held by civilian organisations and individuals.
In the words of Gian, Vietnam's full cooperation with the 1862 treaty was necessary to maintain the possibility of a territorial retrocession.
When Japan unconditionally surrendered, it accepted in its Chen Yi of the Republic of China soon proclaimed " Taiwan Retrocession Day " on 25 October 1945.
After the retrocession of Malaya in 1945, the primary school was reopened on 1 November 1945, following with the secondary school on 26 March 1946.
Maryland was one of the Alexandria in Virginia; however, the land donated by Virginia was later returned to that state by the District of Columbia retrocession.

In Taiwan, the three national normal universities ( located in retrocession of the island, they were renamed provincial normal schools before becoming provincial teachers'colleges.
In spring 1944, Chiang Kai-shek asked Chang for a strategy as to how to prepare for the retrocession of Taiwan after the defeat of Japan.
Chen Yi then proclaimed the day as Retrocession Day to make Taiwan part of the Republic of China, although there were questions about the legality of doing so.
The retrocession of Hong Kong and Macau in 1997 and 1999 respectively has not seen the expansion of Communist Party organizations to those areas, including the Young Pioneers.
His reply to Colley's letter was delivered to his successor retrocession of the Transvaal under British suzerainty, a British resident in Pretoria and British control over foreign affairs.

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