Sentence examples for radical consequences for the from inspiring English sources
A victory for Marine Le Pen's party would have had a dramatic impact, bringing to power an anti-European and anti-migrant party in one or more of the regions, with perhaps radical consequences for the policy areas in which they have responsibilities, such as education, economic development, and arts and culture.
These modifications have two radical consequences for Kantian doctrine, consequences that characterize the Marburgers' own theory of science and cognition.
This was a radical departure from the past and it had radical consequences for Coke.
Nagel's thesis has, I think, similarly radical consequences for philosophy itself.
If this holds, it will have rather radical consequences not only for the concept of the self but for consciousness in general as we will indicate at the very end of this paper.
Taken together, those are radical claims, and Ms Greer does not shy from their equally radical consequences, proposing, for example, paid housework and paid mothering.
Although theorists of recognition typically start from a Hegelian model of the subject as dialogically formed and necessarily situated, they too quickly abandon the radical consequences of such a view for subject formation, McNay argues.
Of course, the partition of AIBN and styrene might have consequences for the radical polymerization and for the eventual capsule morphology.
The history of treating meniscal lesions has been characterized by firm belief in "radical" surgery, with serious long-term consequences for the individual and society.
"If the radical left wins — which cannot be ruled out — the consequences for the currency union are unforeseeable," said Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs the euro zone's finance ministers' group.
A9 Palestinian Budget Radical The Palestinian 2003 annual budget amounts to something revolutionary, with provisions that if enacted would have major consequences for the conduct of Palestinian governance and the Palestinian uprising.
