Sentence examples for after implications of from inspiring English sources
At South African Airways, which had to be rescued with taxpayers' money twice over the past five years, the chief executive, Khaya Nqula, recently was forced to resign after implications of corruption by the company's main labor union.
Rebus is after the deeper implications of the trigger-happy tragedy at school.
After showing the implications of these modelling results for control synthesis purposes, sufficient conditions for the robust stability are given for each approach and a comparison of the conservatism of results is discussed.
After reviewing the implications of a non-coding interactome underlying cancer metastasis, we now propose the first attempt to classify NC-RNA based on functionality.
After that, all the implications of his study for policy simply dropped off the political agenda.
Finally, Ceasar Borja, after having absorbed the implications of his father's records, said he was no less proud.
The school accused a former computer specialist, Kenneth Cuadra, of altering the data, but Mr. Cuadra has said that he changed the codes under the orders of senior administrators at Sharpstown, and that he restored the correct codes the next morning, after reflecting on the implications of what he had been asked to do.
Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni advocated loudly for the bill, though in October, he expressed doubts after noting the economic implications of such legislation.
We obtained a thumbprint for those that could not read or write after the purpose and implications of the study were verbally explained.
A significant application of this theoretical model exists in the observation of pervasive whole-cell adaptations in selected ion channels (I Na, I CaL) after cocaine sensitization, with implications of the type of learning that underlies addiction.
After the implication of the inclusion and exclusion criteria, patients were submitted to block randomization and stratified on the basis of their initial SAPS II expanded score.
