consequential

Preposition: on

• change: Regulation 16 amends Schedule 1 to the principal Regulations ( interpretation ) and makes amendments consequential on the changes referred to above.
• section: Amendments consequential on section 167. * * * * * PART III MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL * * * * * Interest etc. 178.
• making: Schedule 5 shall have effect for the purpose of making amendments which are consequential on the making of these Regulations.
• subsection: That provision is consequential on subsection ( 1 ).
• introduction: This is consequential on the introduction of the rolling register.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: The remaining regulations make amendments consequential to the above.

Modifies a noun

• amendment: Section 17 introduces Schedule 4 which makes a number of consequential amendments to the 1963 Act.
• loss: We shall not be liable to you for any indirect or consequential loss or damage whether suffered by you or your business.
• damage: In no event shall the company be liable for any special or consequential damages, loss or injury.
• compensation: We will not be able to afford to pay consequential loss compensation out of our block grant, which is insufficient for those purposes.
• alteration: Equal treatment rule: consequential alteration of schemes 65.
• provision: Consequential provision is made in article 6 to enable Immigration Officers to cancel entry clearances in certain circumstances.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: The importance of structural position appears to be particularly consequential in the organizational field of biotechnology.
• merely: Women may be disposed to make a careful choice of mate, but babies, she thinks, are probably merely consequential.

Preposition: upon

damage: Insofar as the claims were consequential upon damage to the Darfur, the owners were not entitled to limit their liability.