They're just being carried out differently, and more publicly, and with fear of fewer repercussions.
Japan subsidizes its rice growers, too, but with fewer repercussions on the world market.
While players face fewer repercussions – it is not unusual for one to make a serious mistake and still walk away as man of the match – officials always suffer for their mistakes in terms of the reaction of the press and public.
Legal protections, fewer repercussions, more role models, and shifting social attitudes have contributed to an "easier" coming-out process.
Legal protections, fewer repercussions, more role models and shifting social attitudes have contributed to an "easier" coming-out process.
Gibney on why republicans seem to suffer fewer repercussions from their sex/infidelity scandals, Gibney's interest in stories of corruption and self-deception, and who Gibney would make a documentary about if he wanted to tell the story of the economic meltdown.
Any sensitive issues raised with this group of patients were likely to have fewer repercussions for the patients as they had already progressed through their treatment for knee osteoarthritis.
Studies which assessed the effect of surgery [ 31, 34, 41] reported that conservative surgery had fewer repercussions on HRQL than did radical surgery, and that HRQL was better for women with sentinel lymph node biopsy than aggressive axillary surgery.
