Chris Sgro, executive director of Equality NC, said on Monday lawmakers passed the bill "hastily and without consideration of consequences".
The guilty party confesses quickly, which leaves the second installment for a trial, the consideration of consequences, Christmas, manipulative appeals for your tears and further feigned virtue from the churchgoers.
But this example seems to put all the emphasis on a consideration of consequences in moral approval and disapproval.
Consideration of consequences (e.g. in terms of public order, the sustainability of welfare policies, the potential effects of a brain drain in developing countries, etc). is not prohibited; what changes radically is how we are to evaluate them.
Humanism itself, it appears, requires in its advanced stage the relinquishing of the metaphysical and always normative view of "human nature" on behalf of a seemingly more modest, careful, prudent, but also more fruitful consideration of consequences regarding different kinds of foreseeable enhancements.
By definition, crimes of passion are perpetrated in the heat of the moment, with little consideration of consequences.
Well-informed public health and environmental strategies require full consideration of consequences, including co-benefits and potential ancillary harms.
The nominal group technique allowed international clinicians and researchers to prioritize five common themes: dissemination of the results, unique selling points, educational activities, involvement of stakeholders and the consideration of consequences.
The attempt to identify a decision procedure for the right independent of considerations of the consequences of following certain principles is also bound to fail.
Critical among these are considerations of the consequences of prizing certain things for one's own moral character.
His major ethical works did not consider a moderate deontology such as would later be developed by Ross, in which deontological prohibitions against killing and lying often outweigh considerations of good consequences but can themselves be outweighed if enough good is at stake.
