Moreover, QE has undesirable distributional consequences, because it gives money to those who already have it, and whose current spending is little influenced by having more.
This is not just a pity in that it gives women less of a voice and consequence in his plays; it also gives female actors less employment and less chance to practise their craft, while women in the audience get fewer chances to identify with the characters on stage.
But the reporting of action of this event, with its prospective consequences, gives it the status of a [continuing: sequenced] event, one which involves numerous news reports, both before and after this particular instance.
When women are given information on the options available, including the risks, benefits and consequences, it must be given in a way that is easily accessible and understandable, if women are to be adequately prepared for the pain of labour.
The consequences I give my child for his infraction will probably break my heart too.
But, given the consequences, it would be foolish to give up now.
Given these consequences, it is not surprising that caregivers have a significantly increased risk of becoming overloaded [ 7, 12– 14], which can severely impair their quality of life, potentially leading to withdrawal from caregiving.
His disgust at this anomaly, and its sorry consequences, gives the novel its energy and will not be lost on his readers.
The second own goal (or unintended consequence, to give it its technical name) came from the revelation that the NSA had cracked or circumvented the encryption systems used by internet companies, banks and other organisations to persuade consumers that online transactions could be confidential and secure.
And it must make an assessment of the likely consequences of giving its troops a green light to advance.
