Sentence examples for consequence of policy from inspiring English sources

CHARLES G. CALIO Baghdad, Aug. 6, 2008 • American service men and women fight and die as a consequence of policy decisions.

Most of the plantations around us were new, their rise a direct consequence of policy decisions made half a world away.

The increasing trends of the various heavy metals in the sediment core and relatively high rate of sedimentation in the Lake Amponsah were, thus, a direct consequence of policy failure in regulating small-scale mining activities in Ghana.

Pain is not an unfortunate consequence of policies, it's what is supposed to happen.

Social science calls that a spillover effect; it's a common unintended consequence of policies that target immigrant groups.

As a consequence of policies such as this, life continues to be miserable for the latter minority.

Interest rates are near record lows, a consequence of policies like quantitative easing that essentially put more money in the economy to be used by investors.

And what if it is, in fact, an unintended consequence of policies in other countries?

As Johnson put it: Much of the price variability in international market prices is man-made - it is the consequence of policies followed by many governments.

Ethanol, for instance, is already being produced from sugar and starch crops, and is used worldwide, as a consequence of policies promoting ethanol production [ 2- 5].

More typically, cases like Sunnat's are unfortunate consequences of policy and circumstance.