Sentence examples for and consequently issued from inspiring English sources

President Abraham Lincoln was disturbed by McClellan's inactivity and consequently issued his famous General War Order No. 1 (January 27 , 1862, calling for the forward movement of all armies.

Here we have a tool – the municipal ordinance – devised as an extraordinary and emergency measure (and consequently issued through mayoral fiat without passing through the customary municipal decision-making procedures) being used instead as a means to establish ordinary regulations.

Most, like the well-studied glucose oxidase (Bankar et al. 2009), are eukaryotic in origin, and consequently, issues like expression and post-translational modifications are problematic.

The authorities consequently issued a warrant for al-Hajj Muhammad's arrest.

Furthermore, if there were any ordering or learning effects, any resulting biases would likely be the same for caregivers and non-caregivers, and consequently, this issue is unlikely to have an impact on the issues examined in the current secondary analysis.

"Privatisation of a national business registry is unprecedented amongst developed economies and consequently introduces issues of economic, security and public interest.

We do not have a good proxy for exposure in this outbreak, and consequently the issue of a dose response has not been addressed.

Consequently it issued an unusual do-not-buy warning for the GX 460.

Approximately 90.0% are Christian [ 4], and the Church influences public and private spheres, and consequently public health issues are responded to in a socially conservative environment.

Whether the scope of the IHR (2005) includes the investigation of man-made outbreaks and consequently non-proliferation issues, is still open to interpretation.

Likewise, it is possible that the effects of BPA could be on the dam, which could alter hormones and composition of the milk and consequently the offspring, issues that we have not investigated.