Coe was also criticised for retaining sports commercial work while leading the governing body of track and field, a matter foreseen in campaign emails as an "inevitable question" he would face about "potential conflicts".
For Don to feed the rotten meat to his sister is, therefore, morally wrong if likely consequences are what matter, but not morally wrong if what matter are foreseen or foreseeable or intended consequences.
If foreseen consequences are what matter, then Bob's act is not morally wrong.
But the problem with unforeseen delays is you can't foresee them, no matter how finely detailed your planning.
It remains unclear how the company failed to foresee this issue, but that's another matter altogether.
It remains unclear how the company failed to foresee this issue, but that's another matter altogether.
Carol's act is morally wrong if foreseen or foreseeable consequences are what matter, but not if what matter are intended consequences, because she does not intend to make her children sick.
As a matter of fact, the policies foreseen for Spain include the support of the cheapest and most efficient technologies such as the substitution of old water boilers in buildings or reduction measures in transport.
One issue that was foreseen as a potential problem was the supply of skilled officers to the Army in wartime, and a committee was established in 1906 under Sir Edward Ward to study the matter.
But beyond that, couples will lock horns over matters that neither of them could have foreseen — the color of a room, the placement of a door, the style of a drinking glass.
The science that is foreseen spans many disciplines including atomic and fundamental physics, condensed matter physics and materials sciences, femtochemistry, structural biology, and various fields of engineering.
