As simple as Manning's indictment would appear to be, the legal case against Assange, if there even is one, is murky, with potentially lasting and harmful repercussions to civil liberties in this country.
Our findings suggest that in designing regulations to avoid harmful repercussions on commodity and financial assets, policymakers need to understand the nature of political risk.
Assange portrayed the task force as a "war room" plotting offensive measures against him; in fact, its focus was to mitigate harmful repercussions of his publications.
If an immigrant lives in the country illegally for any amount of time, it could have harmful repercussions, Ms. Mackler and Mr. Shafiqullah said.
They then research scientific and technological breakthroughs in a variety of areas, and create plays that allow scientists to encounter both the beneficial and harmful repercussions of their work.
Rakuten, the country's largest e-commerce company, has publicly criticized the Google-Yahoo Japan tie-up, saying it would create a dangerous monopoly in search and search-based advertising, with harmful repercussions for the wider Web.
"The economic war that the United States has initiated under the rubric of new sanctions not only targets the Iranian people, but entails harmful repercussions for people of other countries," Mr. Rouhani said.
"It strengthens feelings of social connectedness and belongingness, partially improving the harmful repercussions of loneliness.
Stewart criticized Comedy Central's decision to alter the episode, while simultaneously acknowledging they likely did so to protect their employees from "possible harmful repercussions".
In December , 1972 Eternity questioned the motives of some organizations that smuggled Bibles into the Soviet Union and raised the question of possibly harmful repercussions.
As Double puts it, 'fallibilism about one's views is a desirable quality in general, but it is morally obligatory when dogmatism has potentially harmful repercussions for persons' (2002, p. 231).
