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.
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.
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".
One foreseeable consequence of the addition of a background gas is the agglomeration of ablated particles.
"Racial profiling is a foreseeable consequence of SB 4".
But even if one holds that this is a morally significant distinction, it is not clear that it is felicitous to characterize the destruction of spare embryos as an unintended but foreseeable side-effect of creating embryos for fertility treatment.
Therefore systems should be designed so that the effects of foreseeable failures of power or equipment are minimized.
To test how much accessibility impacts may be affected by changes in population levels, this study explores the effects of foreseeable population changes on the accessibility improvements offered by large scale transport infrastructure investments.
The report says that environmental concerns have remained robust throughout the recession and "there is little reason for them to fade in the foreseeable future – especially if the effects of climate change become more noticeable and post-Copenhagen campaigning keeps the issue politically hot in both the UK and Europe".
