The Parliament clarified this by clarifying pseudonymous data as falling within the scope of protection – although they regard the severity of consequence as much lower than with the processing of regular personal data.
A poem from 1619 punningly sums up his lifestyle and its consequences as "so much waste", and regrets that ladies "cannot embrace [his] mountain belly".
But the consequences are as much practical as symbolic.
In most human societies, conversion has been seen as an act whose consequences are as much social and political as spiritual; and it has been assumed that the wider community, in the form of the family, the village or the state, has every right to take an interest in the matter.
Suspension of judgment, lapses in discretion and ignoring consequences all seem as much part of the teenage years as acne, awkwardness and attitude.
As a consequence Clu proves as much a visual distraction as a tiresome, villainous inevitability.
But is being tribally anti-Tory the consequence of prejudice as much as good sense?
Surface temperatures would plunge for a few weeks as a consequence, perhaps by as much as 11° to 22° C (20° to 40° F).
That principle, grounded in Leibniz's broader theological and metaphysical views, maintains that existence itself is good, and as a consequence God creates as much being as is consistent with the laws of logic and his own moral goodness.
In Oregon it will be voters who decide, in January, for or against a tax increase to help plug the latest budget hole.Those budget holes often result from the cumulative consequences of voter initiatives as much as from economic slowdown.
