Sentence examples for a consequence of approving from inspiring English sources
Correspondingly, the data analysis reveals that shifting towards HR change agency emerges over time, to some extent as a consequence of approving effects of the 'vicious cycle' of delivering modular HR trainings (Legge 1978: 50 et seq.; Guest and King 2004).
When Sicilian Mafiosi, armed and urged forward by U.S. intelligence officers, attacked a May Day parade in Palermo in 1947, killing 11 and wounding 57, it was a consequence of policies approved in the White House.
If the consequence of approved interchangeability were free, relaxed substitution, then physicians, and patients, may prefer not to use the option of interchangeability.
In October, Greenpeace commissioned agricultural economist Dr Charles Benbrook to examine the possible consequences of approving HTGE crops.
As a consequence of this observation, the US Food and Drug Administration approved ticagrelor with a "Boxed Warning" indicating that aspirin daily maintenance doses of above 100 mg decrease its effectiveness [ 15].
As a consequence of that, the manuscript is recommended to be approved.
The decision by the regulators to approve the State Farm charter and those proposed by other traditional nonbanking companies was a consequence of the continuing consolidation in the financial services industry, experts said today.
"As a consequence of this, we have developed a comprehensive cancer action plan to improve our cancer services, which has been approved by Monitor".
His parents approved the donation of tissue to search for evidence of C.T.E., which might partly explain his decline as a consequence of the injuries.
