"I will certainly share my view and try to persuade them that the vote to disapprove is the right one," he said, in what might constitute a definition of whipping, but he added that, in the Senate, members make up their own minds — "especially in matters of conscience and great consequence, like this".
With this new approach, there are good consequences like: the patient's satisfaction, a correct diagnosis and stable financial costs.
Major Hasan, an Army psychiatrist, said he had no doubts about his plan, but expressed reservations about some of the consequences, like the end of his medical career.
For large-scale ontologies, certain consequences (like the subsumption hierarchy) are often pre-computed.
Gentile's theory of the N.C.A.A.'s unintended consequences goes like this: "Once they take their first stab at the brackets, and do their S-curve, they look down the road and say, 'Ooh, look what we did.' Then they pat themselves on their backs".
In his book, The God Delusion, Dawkins (2006) is ubiquitously anti-creationism, and as a consequence, like-minded individuals primarily read his work.
If the team leader rewards this move with negative consequences like increasing the pressure, others will continue to shy away from yellow flags.
The more friends you have looking out for each other, the less likely that you will suffer consequences like rape.
The time that elapses during this period might have important clinical consequences like weight loss and anemia as demonstrated in the present series that 22% of patients presented with anemia and 16% had weight loss at the time of diagnosis.
Under Osborne's plan "all the countries of the OECD would accept that this was a list that would trigger certain consequences like withholding taxes".
