As such decisions, due to the longevity of buildings, have long ranging consequences, thorough and reliable decision support is necessary.
The introduction of royal government into Virginia, while it was to have important long-range consequences, did not produce an immediate change in the character of the colony.
It could also lead some women to have abortions to avoid criminal penalties with long-range consequences, including their ability to earn a living.
Allowing a second seller into the market might help the Russian industry retain market share, but it could also have long-range consequences for the country's economy.
But I don't think the results were the same when this type of comedy was transplanted to movies; the only bad long-range consequences were to the writers themselves.
The information will be used by city and federal officials to determine medical trends, to improve treatment options and to provide insight into the long-range consequences of exposure to the smoke, dust and trauma of the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001.
Environmental leaders still see the Administration, in making policy decisions, as giving too much weight to short-term economic priorities and ideological goals and too little to the long-range consequences of environmental damage and to the economic, scientific and cultural values of environmental preservation.
On the other hand, distal hazards can have far more long-range consequences.
Once the symmetry has been broken, the long-range consequences extend to every other dinner guest at the table.
Foley et al. (2014) argue for a rich blend of engaging narrative and rigorous analysis can provide decision makers with the various perspectives they need when making choices with long-range consequences for cities.
Instead, he is guided by a moral code, one which he has rationally arrived at and which informs him of the long-range consequences of his choices.
