Sentence examples for later actions as from inspiring English sources

In his early years in politics, Playford was an outspoken backbencher who often lambasted LCL colleagues and ministers and their policies, and had a maverick strategy, often defying party norms and advocating unadulterated laissez faire economics and opposing protectionism and government investment, in stark contrast to his later actions as premier.

This damaged his reputation in the same fashion as his later actions at Glencoe.

Lord Strangford complained about the later actions of the Junta, such as the execution of Liniers, which were seen as more violent than the initial ones.

Ed Oakley, a former Dallas city councilman whom Mr. Leppert defeated in a runoff to become mayor, initially praised Mr. Leppert's participation, but he switched course over Mr. Leppert's later actions, including what many perceived as Mr. Leppert's distancing himself from the city's gay residents.

These actions are considered as preliminary to later actions.

(In a strange parallel, the plot of "First Blood" is basically the same as the later action film "Predator," with Rambo as the Predator).

Following the outbreak of World War II, he filled a key liaison post with the US Navy, and later saw action as commander of the destroyer, earning a mention in despatches.

Fired by a love of adventure, he competed in motorbike racing at Brooklands in 1934, and later saw action as a member of the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War, suffering a wound to the stomach that necessitated repatriation to England.

A State Supreme Court justice later reversed those actions as a violation of due process, and named a monitor to oversee the company's daily operations and install auditing mechanisms.

"Who do you want answering the phone?" Now, three years later, Mr. Obama's actions as the nation's commander in chief may have all but erased many of those doubts in the public's mind.

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