The most pivotal date of Obama's political life may have been Nov. 6, 2012 -- the day of his reelection -- but another, perhaps more consequential, date looms: Oct. 1, 2013, when poor and middle-class Americans will begin signing up for the health care law's new benefits.
The age of LECA arguably is the most consequential date that we estimated.
It is the Trump administration's latest reversal of immigration policies, and one of the most consequential to date.
These are consequential walls, possibly dating from the 17th century, possibly battery walls or part of a fort, making them the oldest military fortifications known to exist in Manhattan.
But last week, in the midst of a controversy over the most extreme — or certainly most consequential — manifestation to date of Evil Imus, a copy of this bracketological outtake found its way here, and provided a useful prism through which to regard the spectacle of Imus's immolation.
Many of the consequential LCAs to date have been developed from a series of attributional LCAs (e.g., a portfolio range of technologies working together or offsetting each other), but this is perhaps a simplification of the more complex reality, and some of these studies have been shown to give misleading results [47].
For Democrats, and particularly for Mrs. Clinton, the contests were as consequential as any to date.
Her endorsement of the 60-day delay and February 23 start date may prove consequential, as the prosecutors have only a year to obtain a conviction before Pemberton can go free under the terms of the VFA.
It is the Trump administration's most consequential reversal of immigration policies to date.
"We've found nothing that would be consequential toward the integrity of the wellhead to date," Adm Allen told reporters at a briefing in Washington.
