He resists looking deeply into the consequences of his decisions.
He puts a lot of thought into the consequences.
Games have never again tapped into the consequences of military action like this.
7. The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje Ondaatje's Booker-winning masterpiece is more a plaint against ownership than an enquiry into the consequences of battle.
In late summer 1914 the German imperial government set up an inquiry into the consequences of wartime blockades and import bans.
The shift offers a glimpse into the consequences of rising global food prices and changing eating habits in both prosperous and developing nations.
But he added that state officials had looked into the consequences of a shutdown -- among them the closing of parks, motor vehicle offices and, because state employees oversee their operations, Atlantic City casinos.
Adolf Eichmann, the man whom Arendt wrote about, belonged to an organization and a bureaucracy and a structure, all of which he obediently served, and which protected him from ultimate insight into the consequences of his actions.
You need the inquiries charts – because there isn't just one inquiry into the consequences of hacking … there aren't just two or three … yes, folks, the total, by this afternoon, seems to be a hacktastic 12.
"As we were looking into the consequences of these moves, we saw some very undesirable things happening," said Dr. Arnold L. Goren, a former vice chancellor of the university who was then serving as N.Y.U.'s dean of admissions.
That fall, Representative Al Gore, the chair of the Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight of the House Committee on Science and Technology, convened hearings into "The Consequences of Nuclear War on the Global Environment".
