She argues, convincingly, that even in matters of far greater consequence than finishing a jigsaw puzzle, the entire notion of realizing a goal is a useful but romantic delusion, meant to keep us moving through the days.
"I will certainly share my view and try to persuade them that the vote to disapprove is the right one," he said, in what might constitute a definition of whipping, but he added that, in the Senate, members make up their own minds — "especially in matters of conscience and great consequence, like this".
Within constitutional limits, Congress is supreme in matters of policy, and the consequence of that supremacy is that our duty when interpreting a statute is to ascertain the meaning of the words of the statute duly enacted through the formal legislative process.
How might your relationship or sense of self be strengthened if you choose to face matters of consequence in person (or if long-distance, then by video chat)? 4. Put yourself in your communication partner's shoes.
She particularly enjoys going for walks in the woods with her dog and anyone interested in having a long conversation about matters of consequence.
That the power to decide for one's self entails ipso facto acceptance of the consequences of one's actions, which can have far reaching consequences especially in matters of health [ 8].
Hackford's film begins amusingly enough, with the teenager scamming a bus ride from Florida to Seattle by pretending that his blindness is the result of a war wound, but there is no attempt to gloss over his ruthlessness in matters of business or the sometimes unhappy consequences of his carnal appetites.
Originally formulated in 1930, it is a legal consequence both of the principle of self-determination and of the prohibition to intervene in matters of internal jurisdiction.
"It's just a matter of consequence," Bradbury says.
SHOUTS & MURMURS account of business transactions in which the narrator was shortchanged and his quest for closure of various sorts, in relationships and matters of lesser consequence.
