Sentence examples for consequent government from inspiring English sources

Because the meaningful right to vote lies at the heart of a representative democracy, the procedures that govern voting directly contribute to whether the consequent government and its laws are imbued with legitimacy.

It's all about America's religious gun culture and consequent politics.

Housebuilding for the poor has been hard hit by successive recessions three in the past five years and consequent cuts in government spending.

But unless Congress writes conditions into the legislation, estate tax lawyers and other experts say, the real savings to those taxpayers -- and the consequent drain on government treasuries -- could be vastly greater.

The same dogmatic inflexibility that made him a brave opponent of dictatorship made him a poor democratic ruler.Having installed an ally as president in 1995, Mr Aristide was complicit in delaying legislative elections for three years, with a consequent breakdown of government and the loss of several hundred million dollars of aid.

The consequent loss of government revenue was compensated for by increasing property taxes.

Increasing awareness of environmental issues and consequent pressure from governments and public agencies to reduce the emission of pollutants, together with the increasing petroleum cost and demand for fuels and chemicals worldwide have led to the development of biomass conversion processes.

Thus, he asserts that "the establishment of the jurisdictions of professions like medicine, psychiatry, law and accountancy, were all consequent on problems of government and, as such, were, from the beginning of the nineteenth century at least, the product of government programmes and policies.

Rather the spectacle of a public opposition figure being gunned down in the literal shadow of the Kremlin and the consequent embarrassment for the government represented too good an opportunity for them to discomfit and discredit Kadyrov.

The effective collapse of the Libyan government and consequent power vacuum has led to a flow of economic migrants from other countries into Libya and then onto boats bound for Europe.

Along with the economic crisis and the government's consequent deep unpopularity, the scandal created the conditions for the impeachment of President Rousseff, still ongoing in the federal senate.