Sentence examples for current consequences from inspiring English sources

Martyn Day, the lawyer leading Caricom's claim, maintains that the 1974 limit does not apply since "the current consequences" of race discrimination, resulting from slave trade in the past, still exist today.

There are no current consequences sufficient to deter harassment and misconduct within the armed forces.

For this reason, CARICOM's lawyers will have to focus their suit on present-day grievances: "the current consequences" of slavery and discrimination, rather than long-ago suffering.

But before jumping on the bandwagon that so readily concludes that President Obama has only himself to blame for the current consequences of declaring a Red Line against the use of its chemical weapons by the Assad government, let's remember the history of the first Gulf War.

The current consequence model described in this work predicts the transient jet release rates and the concentration variations of pure CO2 over a given period of time and distance in Fluent 16.2.

Employers were also permitted to make contributions without current tax consequences to the workers.

It is important to realize that the current cost-consequence study was limited to the parameters evaluated in the main study UltiSAFE.

If the short-term loss of export income exacerbates worries about Indonesia's current account, the consequences could be worse still.

If Iran and P5+1 do not take full advantage of the current opportunity, the consequences are likely to be even more serious than if the status quo had simply gone unchanged.

The salary cap discussion came after Monday's session, at which team executives were briefed on the current and future consequences of the recession by two high-ranking officials with Scotiabank and JPMorgan Chase.

Should the disease spread beyond current levels, the consequences for the nation would be disastrous.