But the earliest possible day that could come is consequential — at the earliest, Nov. 4, 2020.
-- The more consequential story coming out of Tuesday was the result of a flub by Paul Manafort's defense team.
WASHINGTON -- The down-to-the-wire partisan struggle over cuts to this year's federal budget has intensified concern in Washington, on Wall Street and among economists about the more consequential clash coming over increasing the government's borrowing limit.
It was not the first time that the Bush Administration's war on terrorism was reinvented as it went along, but it was a particularly consequential intervention, coming at a time when India was citing jihadi terrorism in Kashmir as a cause for war.
These are all laudable efforts, but the last set of regulations, which should be the most consequential, are coming so late in Obama's second term that they will be left to the next President to implement — or not, as the case may be.
Action is required on empty homes, and on the release of public land for affordable housing schemes, and we will continue to call for the cuts in social housing grant to be plugged by the consequential funding coming to Cardiff Bay after the UK government's autumn statement.
These are all laudable efforts, but the last set of regulations, which should be the most consequential, are coming so late in Obama's second term that they will be left to the next President to implement or not, as the case may be.
There are consequential issues coming before the Court, and any 4-4 decisions would have no value in establishing legal precedent on which future decisions and lower courts could rely.
One of the most consequential came out of the 2007 Jefferson Jackson Dinner speech, a fundraising event in Iowa.
There are two consequential policy events coming up in a matter of days.
