Mr. Sigfusson was finance minister in the caretaker government, a position he is expected to keep after the election, and he says he wants to free Iceland from the consequences of embracing the unrestrained free-marketeering that had its origins in the United States.
One of the greatest consequences of embracing Islam for me has been discovering the patience that's inherent in the state of mind.
To that end, what can you reveal about the consequences of him embracing those emotions and how that conflict will play out in the finale, without spoiling anything?
Another is this idea of embracing adversity.
"For the Chinese people, who are at a critical time to learn about globalisation and democracy, they will continue to watch the consequence of Britain's embracing of a 'democratic' referendum," said the newspaper, a tabloid published by People's Daily.
One consequence of Obama's embrace of more deficit-reduction than is sensible economics is to split the progressive community.
But it's also a consequence of libertarianism's embrace by some as a kind of religion--thereby yielding fanatical and anarchist schemes like abolishing the state, legalizing drugs, selling the sidewalks, whatever.
That view is grounded not in confidence, but in insecurity, distrust of civil society and fear as to the consequences of an embrace of global values.
While her work in supporting roles has usually been singled out for praise, her major assignments have drawn a less uniform response, perhaps a consequence of her willingness to embrace her characters' contradictions.
As with earlier problems concerning the role of existential quantification in supervaluationism, one can debate whether this is a consequence to be embraced or an untoward consequence undermining the theory being advanced.
