Sentence examples for consequences of closer from inspiring English sources

Hugh Savill, director of prudential regulation at ABI said: "A financial transaction tax would be bad for British consumers, and the consequences of closer fiscal harmonisation are not understood, but the immediate challenge for us will be exerting influence over EU regulations that will affect the UK financial services industry and its customers".

In a letter to the department secretary, Anthony J. Principi, Mr. Wyden the economic consequences of closing a rehabilitation center in White City, Ore ."In all of White City, there are 2,152 residents with jobs," he wrote.

On Tuesday, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, reiterated the "devastating" consequences of closing the camps, and announced that his deputy, Jan Eliasson, would visit the country in the coming days to try to persuade Kenya to reverse its decision.

This is partly because of systemic risk-the danger that one bank's failure will trigger a chain of similar collapses through the financial system; and partly because governments fear the political consequences of closing the biggest financial institutions that hold the savings of many small depositors.In emerging markets, banks are arguably even more special than in rich ones.

Local officials would rather pump more money in than risk the politically destabilising consequences of closing them down and putting thousands of unemployed workers on the streets.China's admission to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which is likely to happen by the middle of next year, will not help the industry all that much.

In this paper, the consequences of closing loops in a mushroom supply chain are revealed.

Applied in the New Zealand context, it draws attention to some of the opportunities, as well as difficulties, a spatial interaction model creates in assessing the consequences of closing branches, both for the bank itself and for the wider community.

Although Cal State leaders said they welcomed the increased spending, discussion centered on the consequences of closing the doors to thousands of students clamoring for a seat.

Given this range, the physiological consequences of close relationship stress could be expected to vary considerably.

A recent analysis by Phalan et al. (2014) considered the conservation consequences of closing (or failing to close) yield gaps.

Another explanation could be the consequences of closing down COBET centres and mainstreaming all learners into regular classes.