Sentence examples similar to in consequence of making from inspiring English sources

The Constitution prohibits drawing any money from the Treasury except "in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law". Congress has enacted various statutes making it a crime to pay money from the United States Treasury for which no appropriation exists.

Although development of the energy sector has been somewhat stunted, Iran's reliance on Russia and China to fill in for the US has the unintended consequence of making it a lot harder to find security council consensus on dealing with the country.

John Dunford, general secretary of the Secondary Heads Association, said the decline of languages in schools was the inevitable consequence of making them optional "without any constraints".

And while these methods are good for carving out nanoscale features in metal, they have the unintended consequence of making the surface rougher.

Eswar Prasad, a professor of economics at Cornell University and a former senior economist at the International Monetary Fund, warned that the hopeful hints might have the unwelcome consequence of making leaders in some countries complacent and reluctant to follow through on the regulatory reforms and stimulus measures they recently supported.

Errors may also occur as a consequence of making judgements in conditions under uncertainty, i.e., when the requirements of the rational agent model cannot be fulfilled.

Highlighting how few women there are in senior roles may have the unintended consequence of making those jobs appear especially hard to get.

One consequence of making the movie in French is that we become very aware of the English subtitles because they frequently bear little relationship to the words Bauby is painfully spelling out letter by letter.

When 4 risk factors are used, the consequence of making an error in one factor need not violate the total evaluation.

But could this strategy have the unintended consequence of making some Americans deficient in iodine?

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