Gordon Brown, though he seems invigorated by economic catastrophe, suffers from the grey, been-there-too-long aura that wreathed Major in the aftermath of Thatcher.
It is clear that statements made to the Commons by [then prime minister] Margaret Thatcher and John Major, both in the chamber and in written communications, were misleading to say the least". Mr Baker called for the publication of a military police report on the human shields, commissioned by Mr Major in the aftermath of the war, which has remained classified ever since.
He opened the center in the aftermath of major civil rights legislation.
I think that's been the major surprise in the aftermath of the big crisis.
In the aftermath of major periods of technological advance, including the transition from agriculture to industry, employment has grown enormously.
Field surveys in the aftermath of major seismic events, laboratory tests and numerical studies outlined that existing reinforced concrete (RC) structures are likely to exhibit premature shear failures.
In other areas, the decline in regulatory resources has only been corrected in the aftermath of major accidents, such as Fukushima Dai-ichi and Montara.
— ANDY NEWMAN Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York on Tuesday raised the possibility of building a levee in New York in the aftermath of major flooding in Lower Manhattan and other parts of the city.
Jimmy Cauty, once part of the KLF, is displaying his version of a fun model village complete with 3,000 riot police in the aftermath of major civil unrest.
The benchmark, Brent blend, had recovered from a major drop in the aftermath of last month's meeting of the oil producers' cartel, Opec.
