The effect of the foregoing direction is that unless you exercise your right of appeal, your registration will become subject to the specified condition 28 days after the date when written notice of the direction is deemed to have been served upon you.
(d) Growing reputational effects from the foregoing, turning fossil fuel companies into pariahs, with adverse consequences for hiring, employee morale and motivation, stockholder satisfaction and equity valuations.
It will be noted that this bound is a very strong function of the period p, reflecting the period resolution effect discussed in the foregoing sub-section.
The year 1880 brought to a close the haphazard system of public finance which had been followed so long in New Orleans, with the disastrous effects described in the foregoing pages.
Recent data indicate that the foregoing effects result, at least in part, from the endothelial dysfunction and injury induced by acute stress.
Starting from recently developed Tafel plots of the GaAs/H2O junction which showed that the foregoing effect was depending on the origin of corroding free holes, the paper examines some hypothesis pertaining to experimental observations.
Various theories can explain the foregoing effect (Wiig & Bilkey, 1994; Brown & Aggleton, 2001; Squire et al., 2007; McTighe et al., 2010), but make different predictions about whether perirhinal cortex (PRh) lesions bias novel objects to appear familiar or, alternatively, bias familiar objects to appear novel.
However, in view of the foregoing, the effect of the ISP on the employment rate of older workers are expected to be positive but small.
In the event of either of the foregoing, this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.
The foregoing mechanical effects are observable when a device with a narrow channel width is utilized.
