Consequently, when the risk is foreseeably low and can be controlled by suitable RMM, the authors are of the opinion that resources would be better allocated to activities tackling substances associated with high risks.
Art critic Alan Katz says that Krieg's work is foreseeably controversial, as it can be easily misinterpreted as depicting elderly women without respect.
We harm the global poor when we collaborate in imposing an unjust global institutional order on them and, moreover, that order is unjust when it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that can reasonably be avoided were we to make quite feasible institutional modifications (Pogge 2002, 2008, 2010).
Since no one can pretend for very long to the "absolute innocence" of those lovers, Merrill takes on, in the same volume, the foreseeably successive nature of his present and future love affairs.
Yes, "Hail, Caesar!" is superb, and it was foreseeably so.
But he first imparted this cautionary note: "By nature, the future is foreseeably unforeseeable".
"It could foreseeably be admissible," said Gerald Lefcourt, a defense lawyer with experience in both criminal and celebrity cases.
He needs to come up with a clear statement of how military action in Syria will be proportionate, legally sound and, above all, foreseeably finite.
Reporting of these operations, which could foreseeably lead to situations where a public disclosure would be in the public interest, could land journalists and whistleblowers in jail.
This was a highly significant step that has the effect of shifting the burden of proof from the government to the prisoner – not only in the Guantánamo context but, foreseeably, in other document-dependent cases as well.
