Sentence examples for consequence of the debates from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the debates surrounding this issue, within the year 2013, all member states of the European Union (EU) have to incorporate into their national laws the criteria of EU-Directive 2010/63 on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes.

An unintended and unfortunate consequence of the debate about neorealism is that neorealism and a large part of its critique (with the notable exception of the English School), expressed in abstract scientific and philosophical terms, have made the theory of international politics almost inaccessible to a layperson and have divided the discipline of international relations into incompatible parts.

However, this question is a consequence of the debate between coarse coding and fine coding [34] [37].

This bears consequences on the debate of whether dominance (and multiallelic interactions) is a consequence of physiology or has been molded by natural selection [ 30].

But the chief consequence of this debate was the Lockean idea that men, born equal, create political society, to which women do not belong; women exist only in the family, where they are ruled by men.

The reason that the political wives were required to take part in this catwalk of shame – with even Mrs Clegg stepping up her time at elbow-side after an early invisibility – was another unforeseen consequence of the TV debates.

She said there was now a number of strong components to Labor's asylum policy as a consequence of the conference debate "but that doesn't mean the debate is over".

Of more consequence for the debate, there's another five-way race for the last two slots.

One consequence of this debate was the development of historical earthquake research as an interdisciplinary research field at the University of Vienna by Rolf Gutdeutsch.

As a consequence of the long debate over that issue, climate change became, according to a senior White House official, Obama's "stepchild".

A second distorting consequence of the current debate is that we have become obsessed with one leader, one country, and one category of weapons, none of which were involved directly in the Sept. 11 attacks.