(K011, Nursing school representative) The consequences are really gross [sic] because, for example, right now in our department there are only three of us who are doctoral-trained [and] we have quite a number of postgraduate students that we have to handle.
Prometheus is mankind's benefactor but he is also representative of unintended consequences, not the least of which is earning himself eternal living death.
"The bottom line, with Mr. Rangel or with anyone else in public office, is that actions have consequences," Representative Brad Ellsworth of Indiana, the party's Senate nominee, said in a statement Friday.
"Somehow the politically correct position on the deficit has become cut, cut, cut, irrespective of the economic consequences," Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a New York Democrat and the chairwoman of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, said in an interview.
Whether this effect is representative of in vivo consequences of CR and could contribute to its anti-tumor activity remains an interesting possibility.
MPs are visiting Sunderland on Thursday to take evidence from local politicians and business representatives on the consequences of Britain leaving the EU.
Representative Richard Pombo prophesied "disastrous consequences".
"It seems to have gotten into their culture to do quick and dirty studies and to be too willing to say there are no public health consequences," said Representative Brad Miller, Democrat of North Carolina and the subcommittee chairman.
A brief clause inserted into a bill by New York State Representative James Delaney, and its consequences for food safety, merits a few sentences; the chemical industry's attacks on Rachel Carson less than a paragraph.
Mogensen and Ngulube (2001) argue that while the presence of users or their representatives has had positive consequences (e.g., health workers being disciplined and even sacked as a result of poor behaviour), government/community member relations have also been affected in unintended and sometimes damaging ways.
