There is nothing in the logic of supervenience that guarantees this consequence.
But Wednesday's strong showing by Romney does guarantee two consequences: At least for a week or so, this election will look closer than it did before.
The diva acts, but she doesn't really need to; her mere presence guarantees dramatic consequences.
Its micromeddling guarantees unforeseen consequences, just as biofuel subsidies seem to have encouraged the use of nitrous oxide-spewing fertiliser.
What the Earth's history tells us is that there's a limit on how much we can put in the air without guaranteeing disastrous consequences for future generations.
"To the extent these institutions become 'too big to fail,' and where uninsured depositors and other creditors are protected by implicit government guarantees, the consequences can be quite serious".
"Defaulting on any student loan can have very serious - and very guaranteed - negative consequences, including late fees, collections costs, credit damage, and collections efforts". Private lenders will often sue their borrowers who default on their student loans.
"In a 1999 speech on financial megamergers, I concluded that, 'To the extent these institutions become 'too big to fail," and... uninsured depositors and other creditors are protected by implicit government guarantees, the consequences can be quite serious.
And it cannot be said too many times that freedom of speech does not guarantee freedom from consequence.
Instability, refugee flows, spillover effects, and other international consequences guarantee that ethnic conflict remains an issue on the international political agenda.
In this paper we investigate conditions under which removing tasks of the DES model does not affect the result of supervisory control in the sense that their completion is guaranteed as a consequence of the completion of the other tasks in the DES model.
