Примеры aftermath

• The confusion had arisen in the aftermath of conquest.

• In the aftermath of the coup, steps were taken to placate ' warring ' minorities, especially those of the oilproducing areas.

• More to the point, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, non-statutory welfare expenditures decreased to 7 per cent of overall labour costs.

• In both countries, the war and its aftermath led to new dimensions in social conflict.

• The aftermath of the rebellion, too, has received only patchy treatment.

• The private sector, for its part, expanded from an initially smaller role, centred on manufacturing industry adjusting to the aftermath of war.

• Not surprisingly, the aftermath of founding elections frequently brings about efforts to introduce changes in electoral systems that would benefit the current incumbents.

• In the aftermath of the war, then, social reform took on the nature of a veritable crusade.

• The aftermath of the 1989 elections made it clear that this was not going to happen.

• The expedition had a long aftermath and part of this was political.

• However, in the aftermath of the first oil shock, the frequency of referenda increased again.

• It is noticeable that elite male costume changes much more markedly than female in the aftermath of conquest.

• The provision of relief in the aftermath of the 1989 earthquake, for instance, was an important factor in their success.

• Personal experience in managing acute compression fractures, their aftermath, and the bone pain syndrome, in osteoporosis.

• The song's recording date (1935) is misleading because there is evidence that the lyrics were composed in the immediate aftermath of the event.