Sentence examples for foreseeable effects from inspiring English sources

Intel says regulators are mistaken to judge these discounts as illegal without checking if they had actually shut A.M.D. out of the market and had "immediate, substantial, direct and foreseeable effects" on sales to European customers.

U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Farnan, however, didn't buy it, saying that AMD "has not demonstrated that the alleged foreign conduct of Intel has direct, substantial and foreseeable effects in the United States".

Opportunities are equalized when unchosen circumstances including native talents are counterbalanced so that nothing but the quality of people's choices (to the degree they can reasonably be held responsible for them) and their foreseeable effects determines their fate in social competitions.

This "institutional order," which is "implicated in the reproduction of radical inequality," owes its existence to "the developed countries [who], thanks to their vastly superior military and economic strength, control these rules and therefore share responsibility for their foreseeable effects" (Pogge 2002, 199 200).

They are therefore reasonably foreseeable effects of developing the facilities at the port.

The best way the government can deter the reckless theft of documents is by doing something about overclassification, which has the unintended (but entirely foreseeable) effect of over-clearing people who need to deal with that data for their jobs.

While it generally provides that federal antitrust law will not apply to foreign trade or commerce, it contains an exception for conduct that has a "direct, substantial, and reasonably foreseeable effect" on domestic commerce.

If (and this is a 'big if') that is seriously morally wrong, then stating that it is ('merely') a foreseeable effect of policy, rather than something that the government intends, is not going to be a compelling defence.

The main issue here is if this association results from a laboratory interference of a xeno-antibody present in ATG preparation [ 13] with no foreseeable effect on the graft or if it results from an imbalance between T- and B-cell populations with a stronger depletion effect in the former (including regulatory T-cells) allowing for humoral responses to evolve [ 14].

For example, while sending a criminal to prison often has foreseeable harmful effects on the criminal's family, retributivists would say that those harms do not constitute punishment, not unless they are purposely inflicted as part of the punishment for the crime.

Rice flour was used to fill the placebo capsules as it had an identical appearance to the cephalexin powder and no foreseeable adverse effects.