Because a humanitarian invasion could ultimately lead to the regime's collapse, we would have to accept significant responsibility for the aftermath.
As every frustrated American knows, no major banking executive has gone to prison or has been fined any significant amount in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
At the state level in the U.S., attorneys general continue to investigate companies in the aftermath of significant data breaches, and regulators like New York's Department of Financial Services have adopted increasingly prescriptive and onerous regulations.
Marshall said: "While only a minority of businesspeople report that the referendum campaign has had a material impact on their firms to date, much larger numbers say they expect significant impacts in the aftermath of the vote.
There's a graceful moment in the apartment June shares with her husband, Luke, as she, Moira, and Luke bicker in the aftermath of significant political events: the women's money has been drained, their jobs taken away.
The war's aftermath presents significant implications for the international community concerning counterinsurgency, terrorism and refugee flows.
The aftermath produced significant difficulties in patient care.
From the trauma perspective, resilience is an effective adaptation in the aftermath of significant threats to personal and physical integrity [ 13].
The reports were weaker than economists had been predicting but they said the UK economy remained on course to avoid a downturn in the Brexit vote's aftermath by a significant margin.
All of them have felt significant, seismic, in their immediate aftermath, little shafts of clarity in the overwhelming mood of uncertainty that descends on a situation this tight, this tense.
And, if the press coverage of Keith Judd's surprisingly strong showing two weeks ago in West Virginia is any indication, you can expect Wolfe to draw significant attention in the immediate aftermath of today's vote.
