Sentence examples for the first repercussions from inspiring English sources
As the Federal Council and Federal Assembly try to find their way out of this quandary, the first repercussions of the vote have already materialized.
The flood of reality programming will be the first repercussion that many Americans will see in prime time from the writers' strike, an event that has drawn relatively little concern beyond Hollywood and Manhattan.
Some of the first legal repercussions of the crash are beginning to surface.
The first formal repercussions from a cheating scandal in the Atlanta school district were handed down Thursday by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission.
Thirteen people have been freed from police bail in the first major repercussion from the collapse of the Tulisa Contostavlos trial.
He also leveled the pesky Claude Lemieux in the first period, without repercussions.
Reuters reports that this is the first sign of "repercussions" after the Bashir indictment.
It goes like this: to stop the first world war, the repercussions of which have left the world of 2024 a desolate, desperate place, former soldier and professional adventurer Hugh Stanton must join a secret Cambridge society called the Order of Chronos, travel back to 1914 and kill Kaiser Bill.
The move -- which effectively freezes the agencies' work -- was the first concrete sign of repercussions against international groups after the global court indicted Bashir on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur.
As late as the eighteenth century, the repercussions could be felt when the agelast (non-laugher) Lord Chesterfield could advise his son: In 1876, George Vasey echoed Chesterfield by writing in his book "The Philosophy of Laughter and Smiling" that "many excellent men and women never laugh under any possible circumstances".
In September 1914 an important battle was fought that protected Paris and had far reaching repercussions for the first world war, yet few people today know much about the Marne and the important contribution of professional British empire soldiers.
