"They understand the continuing consequences if they obstruct this process.
Fean and other supporters of the Balfour Project are working to promote understanding of the declaration's continuing consequences in the coming months.
Ed Miliband was not in parliament at the time of the invasion, and has said he would have opposed the war, but Labour probably has least to gain from the reopening of the debate about the basis of the invasion and its continuing consequences, including the rise of Islamic State (Isis).
Although Ed Miliband was not in parliament at the time of the invasion, and has said he would have opposed the war, Labour probably has least to gain from the reopening of the debate about the basis of the invasion and its continuing consequences, including the rise of Islamic State, or Isis.
Consider this: Despite a crippling recession and the continuing consequences of a global food crisis -- not to mention wars, natural disasters, and disease -- we learned earlier this fall that the worldwide daily number of child deaths had dropped to its lowest level ever, about 24,000 a day.
One consequence of such long-term inhibition of transporters is that short-term events could have continuing consequences.
The influx of refugees into Europe, from both Syria and Libya, is the continuing consequence of democratic politicians failing to appreciate the inappropriateness of introducing democracy into states with no established record of the peaceful transfer of political authority.
So, she continued, "the consequences depend on the game we're talking about".
Failure to enact reform will have continued political consequences for those who impede progress.
Harris-Perry's speech, titled "We Can't Breathe: The Continuing Consequences of Inequality," was first posted by the Cornell Review, the university's "only conservative and libertarian publication".
