Sentence examples for means in the event of from inspiring English sources

That means in the event of severe flooding, water would erode that hillside and flood nearby communities, the groups said then.

Opposition politicians in both places also credit online competition with gingering up the mainstream press a bit.Mr Najib said that, instead of censorship, Malaysia could use "legal means" in the event of defamatory coverage.

"In addition," the minutes said, "further sizable disinflation that resulted in a nominal inflation rate near zero could create problems for the implementation of monetary policy through conventional means in the event of an adverse shock to the economy that called for negative real policy interest rates".

IKEA also sells hanging herb gardens, which means, in the event of a civilization-altering nuclear attack, I could be eating seasoned food.

When followed by an act or event, however, "in the case of" normally means "in the event of --and we think that is its meaning here.

That would mean, in the event of an appeal, Contador's case could be decided by the end of June.

The redesign means that in the event of a problem, vapours from the battery box would be expelled from the plane, Boeing said.

This means that in the event of a hung parliament after the general election, the Lib Dems would negotiate even-handedly with both Labour and the Tories.

No one in Bush's administration thinks beyond the slogan which means that in the event of Saddam being toppled another despot will probably fill the void and the whole process will begin again.

RH, Norfolk A | Buy-to-let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA, said Ray Boulger at the broker John Charcol, which means that in the event of a complaint, there is no automatic right of recourse to the Financial Ombudsman Service.

This means that, in the event of a default, any firm that has sold a swap will scrabble around to buy the underlying assets, if it does not already have them so driving their prices up.