The consequences of this judgment will dramatically affect the progression of our esteemed medical workforce and society as a whole.
What are the practical consequences of this judgment?
Williams in today's case challenged the validity of the law the former government enacted to deal with the consequences of the first judgment.
Moreover, the consequences of the impaired judgment brought about by teenagers' drinking alcohol or taking drugs are far more lethal -- both because of the spread of the AIDS virus and because more teenagers carry weapons than in past generations.
It is because of the inevitable consequences of those judgments that Mother Abbess and Sister Maria keep the secret.
The government has confirmed today that it is "considering" amending the Freedom of Information Act to make it easier for officials to withhold information from the public - a consequence of the Supreme Court judgment in March that led to this afternoon's release of the Prince Charles "black spider memos".
First, although the House of Lords rightly said that it has no power to change the law, the consequences of its judgment will, in practice, do so.
Now, confronted with the consequences of their bad judgment, the GOP wants us to focus on the massive deficit and not consider what caused the crisis.
We believed that explaining clearly all events with their possible consequences to make the judgment of patients possible would have been difficult.
The ECHR should, he conceded, "show greater awareness of the consequences of its judgments" on domestic laws across Europe and "strive for greater clarity" in their judgments.
It is, if you will, the best of both worlds – the case is concluded favorably for the S.E.C., which usually issues a news release promoting the penalties, while the defendant does not suffer the consequences of an adverse judgment.
