Sentence examples for and subsequent decision from inspiring English sources

The policeman's move to restrain Grant and subsequent decision to shoot him in the back were captured by passers-by on mobile phones.

Mr. Cuomo confirms the failed first meeting but has his, well, doubts as to its impact on Mr. Shanley's conscience and subsequent decision to collaborate on an opera.

The chapter dealing with Balls's late realisation that his problem even had a name – he was a cabinet minister before it was diagnosed – his initial reluctance to get treatment and subsequent decision to go public, is compelling and affecting.

The NP controlled parliament, and many English speakers voted for the Nationalists despite their declaration of a republic in 1960 61 and subsequent decision to remove South Africa from the British Commonwealth believing that the NP alone ensured white domination.

"However even without the buildup to the vote and subsequent decision in favour of Brexit, it is likely that the housing numbers would have slowed during the second quarter of the year, following the rush in many parts of the country from buy-to-let investors to secure purchases ahead of the tax changes".

A postseason parking-lot meeting and subsequent decision by the players to remain on campus last summer, working together, has helped produce a team-record 28 victories and Southern Illinois's first appearance in the Round of 16 since the tournament adopted a 64-team field in 1985.

Independence at the outset of such investigations is vital to assuage public concerns about cover-ups, lost evidence and subsequent decisions on criminal and disciplinary action.

The analysis and subsequent decisions that used to be acceptable is going to lead to increasingly poorer performance relative to their competitors.

In Roe v. Wade and subsequent decisions, the Supreme Court has said that women have a right to an abortion up to the point that the fetus is viable outside the womb, normally at around 24 weeks of pregnancy.

In his third letter in less than a month to O'Donnell, Chilcot wrote: "The question when and how the prime minister made commitments to the US about the UK's involvement in military action in Iraq and subsequent decisions on the UK's continuing involvement, is central to its considerations".

Chilcot, who has seen the documents, told O'Donnell last year: "The question when and how the prime minister made commitments to the US about the UK's involvement in military action in Iraq, and subsequent decisions on the UK's continuing involvement, is central to its considerations".