The Runnymede Trust's 2009 bulletin, Race and the Repercussions of Recession, stated that "the onset of the current crash hit black and ethnic minorities harder than the national average worker".
In relation to McLaren, triple world champion Jackie Stewart criticised Mosley and stated that other teams did not back McLaren for "fear of repercussions".
(SS6) There were repercussions of these delays, close to half (20/46 patients, 43%) stated they would have liked to have been offered certification earlier, to access support.
With the appetite for enforcement high across a number of member states, the repercussions for non-compliance could be huge," said Winton.
To the Editor: Re "Democrats in Senate Confront Doubts at Home on Gun Laws" (front page, Jan . 24: Some Democrats, especially in rural states, fear repercussions at the voting booth if they support legislation limiting any level of gun control.
Questlove ended by stating "Had he known what the repercussions of 'Untitled' would've been, I don't think he would've done it".
With over 29,000 jobs lost in California in May 2011 and well over 1 million jobs lost in the state since 2007, the repercussion of the economic decline has touched many if not most households in CA. Even with the increase in hiring over the last 6 months, there are still plenty of people without a job.
Though the British government had an obligation to protect its citizens from harm, Brown might have recognized that treating Iceland like a terrorist state could have repercussions for the country's willingness to negotiate debt repayment.
The recent conflict in Jonglei State, South Sudan, has repercussions far beyond who takes power.
"The repercussion of unfunded state pension liabilities, the costs of the Affordable Healthcare Act and politicians who seem inept at voting responsibly are looming beyond large, in my opinion.
'The mere fact that state action may have repercussions beyond state lines is of no judicial significance so long as the action is not within that domain which the Constitution forbids.' Osborn v. Ozlin, 310 U.S. 53, 62, 60 S.Ct.
