Sentence examples similar to consequent appointment from inspiring English sources
Had Labour stuck to its principles, we would by now be within weeks of the first elections to the Lords, with the resultant end of political appointments and a consequent reduction in the size of the house.
"Most were of the view that there is not yet a sufficiently defined body of specifically Welsh law, and consequent Welsh cases... to justify the appointment of a Welsh judge," she noted.
The consequent daily update and control of the electronic appointments book makes it possible to react directly to unforeseen events as e. g. cancellation of appointments, additional short-term consultation wishes or emergency cases.
He says that initially a broad commitment needs to be secured to a process of consulting and engaging Australians: "And then we need to ensure that all republicans agree to respect the decision, whether it is for direct or parliamentary appointment, and then to make it work so that the consequent constitutional referendum can be passed".
The judge said: "I am satisfied that what has transpired here is that Dr Juffali has sought and obtained a diplomatic appointment with the sole intention of defeating Ms Estrada's claims consequent on the breakdown of their marriage.
Relatively high rates of non-attendance for appointments (up to 25%) [ 4] indicate that patient satisfaction may not be being fully addressed with consequent inefficiencies in service delivery.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
"There was incredulous consequent public shock.
The consequent risks to business are considerable.
