The strengthening of Hizbullah and Hamas was a direct consequence of that approach.
"This was a direct consequence of what was happening in the courts.
Last summer, we saw a humanitarian crisis on our southern border that was a direct consequence of Obama's previous amnesty.
The refusal of the public, and Parliament, to authorise intervention in Syria was a direct consequence of these failures.
It was a direct consequence of favoritism and the tailored deregulation of energy policy since 1988 both in Texas, Enron's corporate domicile, and in the nation.
The birth of the Bolshevik regime — and then of Fascist and National Socialist regimes — was a direct consequence of the "intense violence" then poisoning Europe.
But nobody could question that James Brown's greatest public triumph of the era was a direct consequence of his hard-charging capitalism.
The reconciliation agreement signed in May in Cairo between bitterly opposed Palestinian factions was a direct consequence of the fall of President Hosni Mubarak.
said, was a direct consequence of its decision on Friday to lower its credit rating on United States debt to AA+.
"It would be dangerous to say this was a direct consequence of the air strikes in Syria – however I feel about them," he said.
The signature event of the Brown government, the financial crisis of 2007-2008, was a direct consequence of the light-touch, risk-based approach to financial regulation adopted by Brown and Ed Balls during their decade at the Treasury.
