Connected lending, for instance, is not so much a consequence of state ownership as its very purpose: the whole idea is to make lending decisions on the basis of non-economic tests.
In this spiral of mistrust, the militias are a cause and a consequence of state weakness.
This reduction was a consequence of state demands for corn to transform it into chicha in the Inka tax labor and distributional system.
Such studies are concerned with details such as how indigenous communities negotiated new political circumstances, to what extent they lost their traditional pattern of life, and how much of their own economic sustainability was jeopardized or changed as a consequence of state demands [6].
(The Vickers banking commission has suggested that Lloyds should sell more than the 600 branches the EU has ordered it to as a consequence of receiving state aid).
and are therefore a consequence of each state possessing an electric dipole moment, (vec {mu }_{text {elec}}).
Suffering is a consequence of the state of victimhood.
Tumour suppressor gene inactivation occurs as a consequence of the state of microsatellite instability.
In this regime, the family plays an important role in the provision of welfare, often as a consequence of ineffective state policies (Castles and Ferrera 1996).
21 In patients with NIDDM, oxidative stress, a consequence of a state of chronic hyperglycemia, 16 causes both a reduction in insulin secretion and decreases its action, adding to the state of insulin resistance.
