As a consequence, we have witnessed social dislocations and civil disquiet.

The temporary allocation cannot have, as a consequence, a decrease of the woman's salary.

As a consequence, we have a very high flunk out rate in elementary physics.

As a consequence extreme versions of natural rewards have a unique ability to capture us.

The authorities have tolerated somewhat greater volatility in domestic inflation rates as a consequence.

As a consequence it was agreed that

And as a consequence, people chose it.

And as a consequence of this trade,

There may have been a more important consequence.

As a consequence the number 0.999... ...999... 1.

E. Intersectionalities violence against women as a cause and as a consequence

As a consequence they often medicate these guys without really inquiring about if they have an Internet addiction.

As a consequence, in most countries, credit is still contracting.

As a consequence, the trade deficit rose to 1.3 billion.

Current situation as a consequence of the crisis in the

Iraq also claims that fishing restrictions arising as a consequence of the conflict would have had a beneficial environmental effect.

As a consequence, he faced some serious health issues, such as kidney problems.

As a consequence of that, we have not made the progress in the reform of the United Nations that we should have.

As a consequence, this science paper begins, Once upon a time ... (Laughter)

That's a tricky consequence that I think we have to discuss.

As a consequence the Supreme Court did not reverse the judgement.

As a consequence, these funds were blocked on 10 March 2005.

The food import requirements of the continent increased as a consequence.

As a consequence, they are excluded from the benefits of development.

As a consequence, the entire solar system will be drastically changed.

As a consequence, opposition forces view minefields as obstacles to be breached or bypassed.

As a consequence, the Occupied Palestinian Territory was once again regarded as a war torn economy .

quot since 1990, when the process began, some 10,000 South Africans have been killed as a consequence of the actions of the security forces or, more frequently, as a consequence of the actions of armed groups acting with their acquiescence quot .

As a consequence of the ensuing tax competition, corporate tax rates have fallen to 15 25 in most European countries.

Indeed, as important as their functions are, in recent decades central banks have become even more significant as a consequence of the development of financial markets.

As a consequence of this dilemma, Socialist parties across Europe seem paralyzed.

As a consequence of these excesses, obesity was common among upper classes.

As a consequence, investments in programmes supporting women's issues had dramatically increased.

As a consequence, additional costs are expected, owing to prolonged project implementation.

As a consequence, UNIFIL continues to be prevented from implementing its mandate.

As a consequence, the old financial malaise is emerging, with renewed evidence.

As a consequence, the body develops more along the female typical path.

As a consequence, the new State Duma has not been elected so much as appointed.

That's the consequence that we have to face.

However, as a consequence of its long and varied history, other historical languages have been spoken in this region for centuries.

As a consequence, more than a billion people continue to live in absolute poverty.

(d) A compulsory insurance requirement for non State actors, as a necessary consequence thereof.

As a consequence of both these facts, a high proportion of violations remain unpunished.

I got a bad blood transfusion and I got a liver disease as a consequence.

As a consequence, Bell Labs concluded that the invention was of little or no consequence, leading it not to attempt to commercialize the invention.