Sentence examples similar to consequence of the coup from inspiring English sources
Twenty-five years later, he speaks with his translator and colleague at the time, Masha Lipman, about life during those turbulent days and the consequences of the coup, which paved the way for Vladimir Putin.
Corruption flourished under a succession of military-favoured prime ministers and was bad, too, under the opposition Democrats in the late 1990s.A dangerous exampleThe malign consequences of the coup may not be confined to Thailand itself.
However, the rapid diversification was suddenly interrupted as a consequence of the military coup in 1973.
The result of the coup was a polarization of Spain.
This worry, the third unwelcome consequence of the episode, is misplaced: a coup or other violent sorts of opposition look highly unlikely.
The success of the coup had far-reaching consequences and helped set the stage for the Islamic revolution in 1979.
The composition of both Supreme Courts, the actual and the parallel, is a direct consequence of the 5-4 decinion in Bush v. Gore, the judicial coup d'état that installed George W. Bush as President thirteen years ago.
"Niamey is in favor of the coup.
"It's a legacy of the coup".
This was the start of the coup.
