"If it fails to achieve this, the consequences could be severe in terms of liquidity hoarding and further breakdown of bank funding markets," Credit Suisse said.
To achieve this, we employ an abstract consequence operation to "look beneath the water level", generalising the minimal inconsistent set concept and the related free formula notion.
Failure to achieve this structure can have serious consequences, as evidenced by the prevalence of diseases caused by protein misfolding and aggregation [1,2].
Ten years later, only 6 of 53 AU member states had achieved this target, with important consequences in terms (for instance) of continued high rates of maternal and newborn mortality (Committee of Experts of the 4th Joint Annual Meetings of the AU Conference of Ministers of Economy and Finance and ECA Conference of African Ministers of Finance Planning and Economic Development 2011).
This definition of academic quality as equivalent to academic standards is consistent with the emerging focus in higher education policies on student learning outcomes – the specific levels of knowledge, skills, and abilities that students achieve as a consequence of their engagement in a particular education program.
The virtue lies in an objective understanding of the possible causal effect of an action and the calculated reorientation of the elements of an action in such a way as to achieve a desired consequence.
You achieve nothing of consequence without taking a risk.
Nevertheless, in "Mencius as a Consequentialist," Manyul Im characterizes the dispute between Mencius and the Mohists as intramural: They agreed that social consequences are the only standard for evaluating people and actions and disagreed only about how best to achieve good consequences.
What are the consequences of each of those alternatives," and, "How do I value those consequences?" Then you act so as to achieve good consequences rather than bad consequences, or in the standard decision theory version, to choose the alternative with the highest expected value.
Only by postulating the existence of some extremely large cardinals (so-called Woodin cardinals) can the hypothesis that all projective sets are Lebesque measurable be proved (this was achieved as a consequence of their work on so-called projective determinacy by Woodin, Martin and Steel; see Woodin 1988; Martin & Steel 1988 , 1989.
As in most cost utility analyses, the current model assumes that an individual's quality of life is dependent on the health outcome achieved as a consequence of each intervention rather than factors related to the healthcare process itself.
