"I also wish to apologize to you viewers for having precipitated such anxiety and unnecessary drama," he said.
"Of course, I didn't realize at the time we wrote it that the independent counsel was going to get involved, and we didn't realize that the president wasn't going to tell the truth!" Nevertheless, Stevens insisted, it wasn't fair to blame the court for having precipitated Clinton's impeachment.
The success and achievements of FETPs and FELTPs has attracted trainees from other countries in Africa, and also the United Kingdom, U.S.A., Oceania, and Japan, as well as having precipitated demand for field epidemiologists, public health laboratory scientists, and public health specialists trained through this model.
The ANC and the rival Pan Africanist Congress – whose call for action had precipitated Sharpeville – were banned and the government began to seize and imprison the leaders.
Dickens's self-justifying letters lack candour in omitting to mention Ellen Ternan, an actress 27 years his junior, his passion for whom had precipitated the separation.
Others who spoke to him said he didn't mention the résumé issue and his subsequent explanations, and seemed in denial that his credibility — and not his treatment for cancer — had precipitated his departure.
A study from rural Bangladesh also revealed similar findings, where affiliating with a village credit program for economic empowerment had precipitated domestic violence against women by their husbands [ 14].
Laurent Moreillon, a lawyer for H.S.B.C., called Falciani a "data robber" and noted that the breach had been devastating for the bank, had created embarrassment for account holders, and had precipitated numerous divorces.
If he had pushed too hard for more powers to deal with failing firms, for instance, he might have precipitated the total collapse he sought to avoid.
The collapse of the Muslim Seleka rebel coalition, which ruled abusively for nine months last year, had precipitated the onslaught.
For some, the stress from these experiences has precipitated psychological illness; for others, an increased consumption of alcohol and cigarettes; and for still others, dietary changes to avoid perceived contamination.
