The only way for the Tories to achieve what they want is for the UK to pull out of the ECHR and, as a consequence, out of the Council of Europe.
It was not so much a love affair as simply the right thing to do". Leo Kroll, many years her senior, was in consequence out of work as a priest.
Possible consequences of using out-of-date guidelines include a clinician's use of diagnostic studies or treatments that do not provide the best-known outcomes [ 19].
I'm just being a little bit nerdy about developing notation and making sure that everything is in place, and just to point out again, one consequence of this is we've now got our pure strategies embedded in our mixed strategies.
Collins (2009) points out an uncomfortable consequence of this objection, that the fine-tuning argument would be compelling if only \(\neg D\) were more life-friendly.
Doyle added that his failure to earn a start in Astana was a "consequence" of dropping out of the Premier League because of Wolves' relegation last season.
Taubman tellingly quotes Kissinger saying that his problem is consequences "out of proportion to anything that you might want to achieve".
Four of the research sites, the more prospective 'modernization' and 'professionalization' cases, respectively, developed such long-term consequences out of their strategic stance, in particular with reference to competence-related HR systems (workforce and leadership development).
In the present paper a review of existing software resources is carried out, and, as a consequence of this review, HAM tools were selected to simulate the indoor environment of school buildings.
Our data, not only show similar decrease in respiration, but also pointed out the downstream deleterious consequence of this deficit, such as decrease in ATP synthesis rate, proteasomal deficit, and α-synuclein accumulation.
