hereafter OCDE vs OCDE hereafter

Some examples from the web:

• Moreover, in this respect, the OCDE process and the bilateral treaties fail to take fully into account the EU dimension.
• The report states that in Portugal 51 % of unemployed graduates aged between 25 and 34 fall into the category of long-term unemployed: the OCDE average is 42 %.
• This code should then be entered in a national vehicle register (hereafter NVR).
• Additional requirements, specially concerning high-speed lines are specified hereafter.
• The conclusions hereafter summarise the debate.
• Its main features are recalled hereafter.
• The International Technical Inspection Certificate shall contain the information indicated hereafter.
• Additional requirements, concerning high-speed lines are specified hereafter.
• Therefore the Register of Infrastructure supports the processes described hereafter.
• Technical characteristics, codes and abbreviations are managed by one or more bodies (hereafter designed as central body) to be proposed by ERA (European Railway Agency) as a result of activity No 15 of its work programme 2005.
• Numeric identification code as defined in Annex P of the TSI on 'traffic operation and management' (hereafter OPE TSI) [1].
• Live, and hereafter say, "A madman's mercy bade thee run away."
• But life hereafter is an eternity!
• But thou wilt frame thyself, forsooth, hereafter theirs.
• Yes, because the worthiness is in the hereafter.
• Then five minutes before Delarge takes his shortcut to the hereafter...
• Let her find peace in the hereafter.
• And hereafter, I'll do the inviting.
• I will obey you in everything hereafter.
• But thou wilt frame thyself, forsooth, hereafter theirs.

Some examples from the web:

• Moreover, in this respect, the OCDE process and the bilateral treaties fail to take fully into account the EU dimension.
• The report states that in Portugal 51 % of unemployed graduates aged between 25 and 34 fall into the category of long-term unemployed: the OCDE average is 42 %.
• This code should then be entered in a national vehicle register (hereafter NVR).
• Additional requirements, specially concerning high-speed lines are specified hereafter.
• The conclusions hereafter summarise the debate.
• Its main features are recalled hereafter.
• The International Technical Inspection Certificate shall contain the information indicated hereafter.
• Additional requirements, concerning high-speed lines are specified hereafter.
• Therefore the Register of Infrastructure supports the processes described hereafter.
• Technical characteristics, codes and abbreviations are managed by one or more bodies (hereafter designed as central body) to be proposed by ERA (European Railway Agency) as a result of activity No 15 of its work programme 2005.
• Numeric identification code as defined in Annex P of the TSI on 'traffic operation and management' (hereafter OPE TSI) [1].
• Live, and hereafter say, "A madman's mercy bade thee run away."
• But life hereafter is an eternity!
• But thou wilt frame thyself, forsooth, hereafter theirs.
• Yes, because the worthiness is in the hereafter.
• Then five minutes before Delarge takes his shortcut to the hereafter...
• Let her find peace in the hereafter.
• And hereafter, I'll do the inviting.
• I will obey you in everything hereafter.
• But thou wilt frame thyself, forsooth, hereafter theirs.