The ability of the vested energy interests to maintain (even accelerate) the consumption agenda is evident in the political stalemate in legislatures, the lobbying and advertising, the denial of any science that challenges the conventional assumptions, and the pressure to discover more and extract it quick regardless of consequence.
I had to calm down real quick, think about the consequences.
Meanwhile Fiat's competitors, such as PSA Peugeot Citroën and Renault in France and Volkswagen in Germany, had learned how to ride the product cycle better.Were it not for the historical baggage of the 2000 deal and the political consequences, a quick, easy exit for Fiat group (and one that would make most industrial sense) would be an instant marriage of Fiat Auto and GM's Opel subsidiary.
The Strand Historic District, Dec. 4 and 5, 10 a.m. galvestonhistory.org SAN ANTONIO Quick Shooters Among the consequences of readily available, easily affordable digital technology is a surge in 48-hour film festivals, for which participants write, shoot and edit short films in two days.
A compound block diagram is proposed for quick assessment of the consequences of deviating from the optimal composition.
It's very easy to get regulation wrong, and the law of unintended consequences is quick to make itself felt when new regulation is put in place.
Despite all this bad news, professor Steffen says that with quick action these dire consequences might be at least partially avoided.
Although most observers think the same five justices who made up the 5-4 Heller majority will vote to extend the right to states, cities and counties, many may be too quick to predict dire consequences for gun control from such a ruling.
Following this protocol each examined patient is classified according to a six point scoring system that allows a quick deduction of clinical consequences [ 4, 11].
