Sentence examples for the consequences of the article from inspiring English sources

30, the executive wrote: "This is 'water under the bridge' but wanted you to know the consequences of the article".

I hope that one of the consequences of the article will be that people who have this will realize they have it, and physicians like myself, and even specialists who were never formally schooled in this, will be more alert to it.

"The consequences of that article were far more serious than Ms Morcos had imagined: her car windows were smashed and tyres were punctured several times, she received innumerable threatening letters and phone calls, and, to top it all, 'coincidentally' lost her job as a school teacher, since parents of pupils complained that they did not want her as a teacher".

Ade Wahyudin, a public defender at LBH Press in Jakarta, is wary of the consequences of this article in the new Criminal Code.

But what differs this time round is that a Brexit simulator models some of the consequences of the UK triggering article 50.

In this article, the consequences of the Water Framework Directive in respect to national environmental policy will be discussed in referring to the notion of responsibility which is a central concept of political philosophy and theory.

I was elated to see Mr. Fife's article about the consequences of the Sept. 11 attacks, but I became dismayed because TriBeCa Performing Arts Center was not mentioned.

This article analyzes the consequences of the farmers' strategy.

"Islamic World Less Welcoming to American Scholars" (news article, April 18) describes the consequences of the Bush administration's policy on American academics.

We have learned that the Foreign Ministers of the Arab states who met in Khartoum agreed to "eliminate the consequences of Israeli aggression".... View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

As a consequence of the articles, I've picked up (inherited?) a penchant for the biographical style and I'm glad: I write about myself because the personal is political, and I refuse to feel bothered by doing something men have done for years.