Their judgment will have serious repercussions, affecting some of the most vulnerable people and ecosystems in Indonesia.
Scientific research suggests acute loneliness has direct physical and mental repercussions, affecting mortality as much as smoking and increasing the likelihood of dementia.
Without the waivers, agreeing to settle charges of securities fraud "might have vast repercussions affecting the ability of a firm to continue to stay in business," he said.
The judgment by the Fed and the White House that the economy is clearly on the mend could have widespread policy and political repercussions, affecting the course of interest rates, the debate over the budget surplus and tax cuts and the Congressional elections in November.
Moreover, I'll show how this disruption is different from other domestic leapfrog stories in India and China — because if it delivers as promised, India's fintech revolution will have global repercussions, affecting all publicly traded banks and payment companies by the end of the decade.
If they make a false move, the repercussions will affect not just Europeans but Americans too, and indeed the global economy.
The crash of a jet engine early on -- the turbine tumbles right through the Darko house -- will have repercussions that affect everything, and the chaos it leaves seems similar to the mess in Donnie's head.
Stiglitz pointed to the work of the Harvard professor Robert Putnam, who served on the Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi commission, which suggests that losing a job can have repercussions that affect a person's social connections (one main driver of human happiness, regardless of country) for many years afterward.
Some people believe that they are worse off for being slandered even if they never learn of the slander and its repercussions never affect their experience.
The repercussions of hardship affect everybody, even the man reputed to be the richest in this parliament.
