Sentence examples for consequence of the legislation from inspiring English sources
3. A rush to pay back government funds — a possible consequence of the legislation — would remove capital from the banking system when it needs it most.
A looming financial crisis in the NHS is a "consequence of the legislation and the requirement by the [new economic regulator] Monitor for efficiency cuts.Not just 4% but 6% or 7% savings every year.
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities did the math: one consequence of the legislation is that three-quarters of a million people would be thrown off of the Medicaid rolls to give the four hundred highest earners in the country a thirty-three-billion-dollar tax cut.
She added that a possible unintended consequence of the legislation "would be weakened, not strengthened, protection of the insured bank and the Deposit Insurance Fund, which I know is not the result any of us want". She said this danger exists because financial troubles at an affiliate could in times of crisis threaten the bank.
While it is possible that some of the 28% lost to follow-up may have lost their jobs as a consequence of the legislation, it is likely those remaining would have been aware of job losses and responded accordingly.
In comments posted on the ministry's Web site on Friday, Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov said that he warned Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton about the consequences of the legislation on Thursday in Dublin, where they met with the United Nations special envoy on Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi.
In a statement, the committee's chairman, Frank Lucas, Republican of Oklahoma, said the staff "will take the time to gather all relevant information before we proceed to ensure there are no unintended consequences of the legislation that would encourage recklessness in our financial institutions".
Yet, after Congress passed sweeping health care legislation in March, reports of the negative financial consequences of the legislation immediately followed.
