Sentence examples for for any ensuing from inspiring English sources

That could disguise the pain of subsidies reform, allowing the government to blame the West for any ensuing inflation.

Our efforts to regulate financial markets will ensure that those who make high-risk investment decisions are liable for any ensuing losses.

(b) After such notification the bailee must hold and deliver the goods according to the directions of the sellerbut the seller is liable to the bailee for any ensuing charges or damages.

But Palestinian officials said it was clear that he intended to warn Mr. Clinton that unless the Americans changed Israel's stance, they would bear responsibility for any ensuing chaos.

Camarillo said he did not have enough experience to look up at the big screen, to watch himself and check for any ensuing defenders, so he just kept going, all the way to the waiting arms of a jubilant Dolphins fan standing at the wall at the back of the end zone.

Accusations seem to have often arisen when someone with wealth denied a request for personal charity to someone in need, with the excuse that the state had now taken over responsibility for institutional relief through the Poor Laws; guilt about this refusal of charity would give way to blaming the poor person who had been turned away for any ensuing misfortunes.

But after long lines and chaotic polling scenes in 2012, as well as problems producing complete election results, the State Legislature this year authorized the return of the lever machines for the primary and any ensuing runoff, though it insisted that the city make the electronic machines work for the November general election.

That being so, a member of the public may not maintain an action under Lawrence v. Fox against one contracting with the city to furnish water at the hydrants, unless an intention appears that the promisor is to be answerable to individual members of the public as well as to the city for any loss ensuing from the failure to fulfill the promise.

Tax authorities audited his company in August 2009 and subsequently demanded a payment of about $600,000 for unpaid taxes and fines for 2007 (audits for ensuing years are pending).

In subsection (a)(9), the words "fiscal year for which the budget is submitted" are substituted for "ensuing fiscal year" for clarity.

As part of the study, all volunteers were asked not to engage in any intentional effort to gain or lose weight for the ensuing 3 months.