"The government must be held to account for the consequences of leaving more and more people without the care they desperately need".
His demand that our politicians and their advisers are held to account for the consequences of their muddle-headed hypocrisy and his signature call to "Wage Peace" are as vital now as at any point during the 10 years that he sustained his Parliament Square peace camp.
Legal language is full of different ways to parse the idea of intentionality, but one basic principle is that a person is held to "intend" the foreseeable consequences of their actions.
Yet, we are held to some of the consequences of our behavior -- this means simply "cause and effect", so be careful of what you cause: "God is not mocked whatever a man 'sows' that shall he also 'reap'reap
Classical theism has, in consequence, held to the transcendence of God, his existence over and beyond the universe.
For example, an increase in cardiac output is generally held to be a beneficial consequence of management; however, increases in cardiac output are associated with an increased prealveolar microvascular pressure and a higher vascular pressure gradient across the lung.
You were the ones who provided for us, comforted us, bailed us out, held us to consequences, and loved us unconditionally, whether we cared or not (though we usually did).
Making mistakes is something humans are extraordinarily good at, and in space, mistakes tend to hold heavier consequences.
Still, if I have some reasons for my beliefs then I have at least some prima facie, but not necessarily conclusive, reason to hold the consequences of those beliefs.
The entire doctrine assumes the defendant is not necessarily to be held for all consequences of his acts.
