Clearly, in the aftermath of the Blair project (as amended by Ed Miliband), they felt the party did not represent their aspirations.
It has far less to do with science than with politics and economics -- from the aftermath of the Manhattan Project to today.
The past year has been a particularly unhappy one for some of Khan's former collaborators; they have entered a twilight period of mutual suspicion and accusation in the aftermath of the failed Libya project.
The aftermath of the human genome project promises gene-based medicines, with newly discovered protein targets beckoning to R&D managers and prompting expanded research budgets.
She planned to focus on the aftermath of the Egyptian revolution, but as the project began, the daughter of her longtime collaborator, the photographer Larry Barns, died unexpectedly.
The French Canadian explorer Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville had, in the aftermath of the last war, developed a "Project sur la Caroline" that called for establishing relationships with natives in the Mississippi watershed and then leveraging those relationships to push the English off the continent, or at least limit them to coastal areas.
Our story is not about X happening after Y, it's more about experiencing the aftermath of the Chornobyl tragedy," says Tereshchenko, discussing the project with TechCrunch.
The project is the aftermath of the artist's participation in the Adopt-a-Highway program, for which she maintained an area of green space in Brooklyn for a few years.
In the aftermath of the murders, new community action projects – including the inauguration of an annual London Road in Bloom festival, as well as the efforts of Iceni, a tiny charity working with local prostitutes – tackled the problem from several sides.
The lack of financing for projects in the aftermath of the economic meltdown and low electricity prices and demand all but stopped investment in wind projects.
