It's being chopped in half to save £85m, a decision the City had failed to see coming – hence the 23% plunge in the share price on Thursday.
In short, he makes us feel good about ourselves as a nation and how far we have come; hence the premature talk of a "postracial" America.
Four Seasons Chiang Mai: The Four Seasons resort chain is as impeccable as they come, hence their third mention on the list.
Hard data, though, is difficult to come by — hence the county's coming review.
Divided and panicky Nip, tuck Up from the dead Playtime Damned if you do Uncle Sam says yes Daddy cool ReprintsBut for Siemens' worst businesses to come good and hence for Mr Kleinfeld to meet next year's target analysts think he will have to take drastic action.
The government knows diabetes and obesity represent a ticking time bomb, with the possibility of a profoundly adverse impact on the resources of the NHS in years to come - hence the interest in making the nation more active.
We had spoken before and she had mentioned she was coming, hence everything that unfolded.
Scattered across Europe's northern periphery, they know there is no point waiting for the world to come to them: hence their obsession with free trade, competitiveness and distance-shrinking digital technology.
Women leaders could be creating a virtuous cycle on crime outcomes because greater responsiveness of the police would encourage more women victims to come forth and hence deter crime over the long term.
Moreover, given the dangers (Mr Salim was the second GC member to be murdered and several more have survived attempts on their lives), many good potential candidates have been reluctant to come forward.Hence Mr Brahimi may feel he has no choice but to fall back on the GC and on current ministers to find a new team.
Second, as will be discussed below, there are various reasons why good-quality evidence about reproductive risk is hard to come by, and hence we often must make decisions about how to manage such risk under a great deal of uncertainty.
