The two men said they were aware of sanctions threatened against "those who had concluded there was no case"; they considered that to proceed could entail "grave consequences in the region" and exacerbate what they called "the endemically unhappy atmosphere" in the prosecutor's office.
In the Weiss case for example, the Quebec Superior Court found that the duty to inform in matters relating to purely scientific experimentation is the most exacting possible and includes the disclosure of all known risks including those which are rare or remote, especially if they may entail grave consequences [ 7].
Either way entails grave risks to his regime.
It entails the following consequence: Holomorphic forms are closed, i.e., ( eta in H^0 (X, Omega ^p_X) Rightarrow d eta = 0).
It entailed the consequence: if a person different from all others opposes the political system, one needs to search for "psychopathological mechanisms" of his dissent.
If true, it could hold grave consequences for Saudi Arabia and its relations with the United States, Turkey and other Western states.
And when they do, it can have grave consequences.
The entente at Red Bull unraveled in Malaysia, however, and it could have grave consequences for the team.
Dyscalculia, or mathematical learning disability, is thought to have a prevalence of 3 6% [ 6- 9], similar to that of dyslexia, but is extremely under-researched in comparison, despite the grave professional and societal consequences which it entails [ 10].
Here, questioning this practice and the consequences it entails, Zen instead speaks of mind-body oneness, an holistic perspective, as it abhors one-sidedness.
It entails es- health as a potential consequence and a selling point.
