Sentence examples for a consequence of revised from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of revised policies adopted in 1990 by the United States Department of State, it is now (in the words of one expert) "virtually impossible to lose American citizenship without formally and expressly renouncing it".
The first establishes that the consequence of revising any theory with a consistent sentence leads to a consistent output.
As a consequence, the revised criteria have permitted earlier diagnosis of motor neuron disease where lower motor neuron pathology is a primary feature.
It's not clear, however, whether we should revise our theories of persistence as a consequence of these problems, or whether we should revise our ideas about people.
Potential additional challenges associated with devolution include delays in revised policy implementation, challenges to implementation as a consequence of conflict between national and county governments and possible resistance to the revised strategy due to salary costs associated with the greater numbers of CHEWs, who are now the responsibility of the county governments.
Partly as a consequence of this outbreak the Norwegian health authorities have revised their regulations for medical devices and are currently improving the reporting system when serious incidents or harm occur.
As a consequence of regular design changes, the images often had to be revised by the artists.
As a consequence of the events of 11 September, projected GDP growth for 2002 was revised down for most countries in the area.
A consequence of that change was that the TIC-n manual for user instruction needed to be revised.
As a consequence of this error, the authors were unable to reply to Dr. López-García's comments and subsequently revise their manuscript accordingly (where appropriate).
"Making together a consequence of America".
