While they may not be running to escape from the ‛despotism of the Assad regime', the narrative with which Erdoğan has been very keen to qualify the Syrian refugees, they are seeking refuge in Turkey due to the extensive repercussions of civil war in Syria.
Sultan Ibrahim's palace was not fired upon by the British because any damage caused would have extensive repercussions for British-Johor ties.
Changes in one life stage can have extensive repercussions for later life stages, particularly in migratory animals, where multiple life-stage transitions are finely tuned to conditions in radically different environments.
The move had extensive IT repercussions for the bank, but it wasn't sure what to do next.
Risk for zoonotic transmission is low; humans are affected primarily from the extensive economic repercussions of suspending poultry-farming activities (1 ).
Eight days after Truman beat Dewey, the Social Science Research Council appointed an investigative committee, explaining that "extended controversy regarding the pre-election polls among lay and professional groups might have extensive and unjustified repercussions upon all types of opinion and attitude studies and perhaps upon social science research generally".
Among the many young ears who hear Trump's words, 15-year-old Brennan Leach spoke out at a town hall meeting with Clinton recently, calling attention to his extensive influence and far reaching repercussions.
Mr. Mailer, who wants to guard his privacy while writing his novel, is prepared for some repercussions from what he called the most extensive and candid television interview in his career of more than 50 years.
In fact, the extensive programming of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Kabalevsky has had repercussions in our consulates and has got all the 'bright boys' in Europe saying that we are playing Russians because we have no composers of our own.
Disease in childhood is more extensive and characterized by a rapid progression, leading to severe repercussions in the course of the disorder.
And they've helped protect some of Manhattan's most upscale restaurants from economic repercussions, especially because they're more likely, managers said, to order extensive tasting menus and multiple bottles of wine.
