Sentence examples similar to as a consequence of appointments from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of that appointment, Gazidis will also take up a seat on the ECA executive board.

Finally, I genuinely believe that if Tim Gardam, director of programmes, departs as a consequence of your appointment (or if Gardam is reading this memo as the new chief executive) then the board have appointed the wrong person.

Until Zhang was promoted to professor, last year, as a consequence of his proof, his appointment had been tenuous.

"The appointments as a consequence of these reforms are also unconstitutional as they are illegal.

The cost of approximately 62 (31 × 2) extra appointments being attended as a consequence of the SMS reminders, is £4030 (with a cost of a hospital appointment in England being approximately £65.00).

"I am very happy with his appointment, especially because he did it as a consequence of all his amazing work at Swansea," Mourinho told the Sun.

"I am very happy with his appointment, especially because he did it as a consequence of all his amazing work at Swansea," Mourinho told the Sun. .

After Süleyman, therefore, accession and appointments to positions came less as the result of ability than as a consequence of the political maneuverings of the devşirme-harem political parties.

Transf., as a consequence of attention.

Learning as a consequence of thinking.

I expected a hearing as a consequence of my complaint.