Mr. Fesselmann also had no way of knowing that his case would create repercussions for the church that went well beyond his own grievance.
"It starts to create repercussions and erode the attraction to public service," McAdams said.
Though the ethnic Lithuanian nobility were the main converts to Catholicism both paganism and the Orthodox rite remained strong among the peasants the king's conversion and its political implications created lasting repercussions for the history of both Lithuania and Poland.
The "pluralism for me, not for thee" approach can have a devastating impact on not only equal discourse, but it can create significant repercussions for groups who fall outside of the "pluralism for me" model.
The census classification of East African populations into tribes had a similar effect (Spear and Waller 1993) creating distinctions with repercussions for land rights and residence and political representation, power and conflict today, especially in Kenya.
Though you're unlikely to create any serious repercussions for your friend by reporting him or her for spam (especially if s/he has done nothing wrong), doing so is rather disingenuous and could create further tensions with a person who's deliberately blocked you, so use this method with caution.
Energy experts say the regulatory and financial framework Britain creates now will have repercussions for several decades, locking in an energy infrastructure that moves it toward meeting its target of an 80 percent carbon reduction by 2050 or pushing emissions ever higher.
A vintage "Star Trek" episode about the perils of time travel has created unpleasant present-day repercussions for the CBS Paramount studio, which distributes the original television series.
He accused the Anglicans of meddling in things over which they had no control like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while creating "the most adverse repercussions" for something they could influence, Christian-Jewish relations.
These economic troubles are creating political repercussions: Not one presidential candidate for the fall election is running on a free-market platform.
The United Nations decision to grant Libya its independence has already created violent repercussions throughout French North Africa — Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco — where the French have for many years been assuring the Arabs that they are not yet ready for independence.
