So how can we achieve something like world peace when we are haunted by past divisions that have true consequences?
He added, "This whole sordid affair has demonstrated the true consequences of what happens when vulnerability collides with power".
Clearly, if we are going to measure closeness to truth by counting true and false consequences, some true consequences have to count more than others if we are to discriminate amongst them.
The SEC has criticized earnings management as having adverse consequences for financial reporting, and for masking "the true consequences of management's decisions".
If the demand of systematic power simply means that a theory has many true deductive consequences in the observational language, this concept is essentially equivalent to the notion of empirical success and empirical problem-solving ability discussed in Section 3.2, but normally explanation is taken to include additional conditions besides mere deduction.
I argued that Wall Street's love affair with so many fanciful titles that don't accurately depict the employee's true job has negative consequences.
If this claim is true, it has significant consequences for biodiversity conservation see conservation biology.[36] What confuses this question from the very beginning, is the multiplicity of possible definitions of "diversity" and "stability".
When Dr Haigh ran simulations of the atmosphere with extra ozone, she found that more heat ended up down below.This result, if true, has an intriguing consequence.
Thus recent claims that it is running short of cheap labour would, if true, have huge consequences not just for China, but also for the rest of the world.A seemingly unlimited supply of cheap workers has been one of the main forces behind China's rapid economic growth.
