Sentence examples for installations following a from inspiring English sources

In late August Cameron sought to intervene more directly in the Syrian Civil War by backing a proposed U.S.-led strike against chemical-weapons installations following a poison gas attack on suburbs of Damascus that allegedly had been launched by Syrian government forces.

Avery said that the numbers can vary, but as many as 20 to 30percentt of the people who schedule installations following a huge tornado can end up canceling, or postponing to the following spring to wait for tax refunds that can help defray the costs.

Meanwhile, in May, British authorities backtracked on a commitment given to Irish environment minister Phil Hogan that Sellafield would be included in European-wide stress tests of nuclear installations following Fukushima.

The resulting surveys of Queensland and the Northern Territory provided valuable input for the establishment of military airfields and other installations following the outbreak of World War II.

Marussia's Max Chilton had a troubled session, his car returning to the pits with smoke and flames pouring from the rear after his installation lap following an oil leak.

All Super Puma helicopter flights to UK oil installations remain temporarily suspended following a crash off Shetland in the North Sea on Friday that left four people dead.

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We included a total of 23 implant sites in 18 patients who required immediate implant installation following tooth extraction in this study.

One of the big advantages of Nauto as a stepping stone to autonomy, however, is the cost of deployment — its hardware is relatively inexpensive and can be used immediately with vehicles on the road today, following a simple installation process.

Such a finding, in general, contradicts the international expertise on the subject, yet there are reported evidences on increases in the rear-end collisions following a traffic signal installation, e.g. [13].

Serbian artist Marina Abramović, whose exhibition is at the Serpentine Gallery in London in June, ended up "covered in blood and tears" following an installation in 1974 where she laid out items, including a pistol with live bullets, and invited the public to use them on her in any way they chose.