If all else fails, logical consequences should be administered.
Policies and their consequences should be the main story, tactics the footnote.
8. Policies and their consequences should be the main story, tactics the footnote.
For the rest of the world, the reality of Libya and its disastrous consequences should be answer enough.
The public cannot always agree on what the consequences should be for politicians who used their position to get a taste of a particularly sweet I.P.O.
Tempting a younger child, or even an adolescent, to take an unnecessary risk that may have lifelong negative and perhaps even catastrophic consequences should be avoided.
It was hard enough for many on the Security Council to accept that the consequences should be "severest", rather than "very severe".
"Well, I'm one of those who believe that there should have been a second resolution," he said, because "it was up to the Security Council to approve or determine" what the "consequences should be" for Iraq's noncompliance with earlier resolutions.
Earlier, in a statement on the Chinese foreign ministry website, spokesman Ma Zhaoxu warned: "If Japan insists on making one mistake after another, the Chinese side will take strong countermeasures, and all the consequences should be borne by the Japanese side".
But the question in the presidential campaign is not whether attacking Iran now or later is a good idea, but whether a decision with enormous geo-strategic consequences should be made by the American president or by the leader of an ally dependent upon American power.
Elliott (2011) questions whether only harmful consequences should be considered.
