Sentence examples for subsequently under from inspiring English sources

As the chief justice's lead counsel, I, too, was held without charge — first in solitary confinement for three weeks and subsequently under house arrest.

Both by their own volition and subsequently under advice from the club, the Rangers support staged a boycott of this fixture.

But subsequently, under the policy of "proletarianism", whereby Healy's followers took working-class jobs, he briefly became a miner in Staffordshire (until injured by a roof fall), then later, a shop-floor electrician.

Subsequently, under Martin O'Neill, he would be put in charge there as head of youth development and then first-team coach with the arrival of Gordon Strachan as manager in 2005.

The resulting Native Title Act (1993) was unsuccessfully challenged, and subsequently, under its judgment in 1996 (the Wik case), the High Court decided that native title and pastoral leasehold could coexist.

But the crucial political question is whether the party in its third term, and subsequently under a different leader, will remain true to the core New Labour programme based on rights and responsibilities; wealth creation and social justice; increased investment coupled with reform and modernisation of our public services and opportunities for all our people and not just the privileged few.

US military commanders believed the war in Korea was over, and had ordered a number of other carriers out of the area and were subsequently under-prepared at the beginning of the Chosin Reservoir Campaign when the Chinese People's Liberation Army entered the war against the UN.

Small placenta, low placental perfusion and subsequently under-nutrition and inadequate oxygen supply of the fetus lead to low birth weight of neonates.

The actual direct costs associated with DN treatment could be much higher than what was captured in the study since DN is under-reported to physicians and subsequently under-treated [ 17, 18].

4 However, there have been a number of criticisms of healthcare professional incident reporting, with healthcare professionals not engaging with incident reporting due to a myriad of cultural issues 5 and subsequently under-reporting incidents.

Here we show that Securin over-expression even at earlier days can elevate CIN and subsequently under-expression of other mitotic check-point genes and over-expression of p65 and many other relevant genes may be a likely cause of its oncogenicity.