In addition to the possible near-term consequences of this scandal, there will be long-term ones as well.
Through the three papers presented in this session, we are to identify some of the near-term consequences.
Yet, the government's bid to maintain control of information will have two important near-term consequences for China and the world.
Moreover, Kant also holds the stronger view that it is an unavoidable feature of human reason that we form ideas not only about the immediate and near-term consequences of our actions, but also about ultimate consequences.
"In the event of a surprise 'Yes' vote, the near-term consequences for the Scottish economy, and for the UK more broadly, could be severely negative," it wrote in a research note last week, but longer term the bank said it could prosper.
The lack of severe near-term consequences may provide an explanation for the positive role of the GP and other health professionals in diabetes care.
We're putting in place a variety of other mechanisms that focus on the near term consequences". A year before that, at a conference held at Bloomberg's London HQ in 2015, Suleyman said: "We will [publicise the names], but that isn't the be-all and end-all.
Earlier in the day, the Fed got what amounts to an all-clear signal to lower rates without having to worry about near-term inflationary consequences.
An exit would have dire near-term economic consequences, but might also give the Greeks the ability to manage their crisis on their own terms, by themselves.
