Sentence examples for joint consequences from inspiring English sources

Strayer says he's talking with some foreign officials who are attending RSA about how they might impose joint consequences.

Strayer expects to have details worked out with other nations to start rapidly imposing joint consequences this year, he told me.

Description: This junior seminar will provide an overview of theoretical and empirical research on asset pricing that adopts a "behavioral" perspective, i.e. that considers the joint consequences of: (i) investors who have either less than fully rational beliefs or non-standard preferences; and (ii) various impediments to arbitrage.

(ii) Illiquidity, i.e., the joint consequences of limited funding and price impact, decreases market stability.

Illiquidity, i.e., the joint consequences of limited funding and price impact, decreases market stability.

For it is locality that enables one to overcome the incompatibility of position and momentum measurements of Albert's system by requiring their joint consequences for Niels' system to be incorporated in a single, stable reality there.

The reduction is the joint consequence of the low fertility and high mortality.

The surprising result described above is a joint consequence of both a high rate of price rise for carbon fluxes, and a low discount rate for them.

The difference in choice behavior between the two groups of participants is the joint consequence of the effect of gloating on risk aversion and the difference in the amount of gloating experienced by the participants.

Previous empirical data suggest that genes exhibiting plasticity to environmental context also exhibit greater genetic variation within populations, as a joint consequence of both mutational and selective pressure.

In time, he hopes an accord can be reached on joint inspections.The consequences could be dire if the Chinese continue to block co-operation.