3) I.R.S. documents out of reach – Another consequence of the U.S. government shutdown is the inability of mortgage firms to verify a borrower's income via his or her U.S. tax returns.
"The consequences of this conflict are affecting everyone, even producing a sense of concern in European countries to the point of reaching that type of consequence," he said.
We have shown that the business of insurance has very definite characteristics, with a reach of influence and consequence beyond and different from that of the ordinary businesses of the commercial world, to pursue which a greater liberty may be asserted.
The ENSO cycle is important because of the great reach and consequence of the destructive weather it leads to.
Our access to information has outpaced, at least for the moment, our ability to process it and to draw upon it to reach agreement on matters of consequence.
The WMS pilots were tasked with identifying effective ways of engaging with all men, and in particular, those so-called 'hardest to reach' as a consequence of social exclusion or discrimination.
At heart, it brings into laser-like focus a critical issue: The reach of American presidents, the long-term consequences of their decisions, is massive.
Mr. Edwards said in an interview that the new findings on disparities demonstrate both the reach and consequences of income inequality.
The article deals with the meaning, reach and consequences of this legislation, its debate by psychiatrists and legal experts, the number of delinquents affected, the offenses for which they were sentenced and the (therapeutic) regime in forensic institutions.
One broad theme in my research is the long reach of health and human capital consequences of events in early life; another is the function of the extended family as an economic institution.
The study provides the latest evidence of the global reach of pollution and the sometimes unintended consequences of industrial activity, said many chemists familiar with the report.
