But the broader consequences, the impact outside the halls of power, may be more lasting.
Judge Rakoff told Dr. Turano that he could not ignore "the broader consequences of this scheme which he willingly facilitated".
The broader consequences of changes should be vetted by epidemiologists, health economists and public-policy and forensic experts.
But we think Tate would want to think carefully about the broader consequences of an exit from what remains the world's top-selling sweetener.
Increasingly, our everyday lives will require us to consider these questions of complicity, the broader consequences of what we choose to consume, read, or create.
The implication in all of these cases is that the agencies are reluctant to face the broader consequences of their decisions.
Even in countries where the stricken banks eventually repaid most or all of their bailouts, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, the debt burden rose sharply as governments adopted stimulus programs to ameliorate the broader consequences of lending busts.
She said she found friend-of-the-court briefs valuable, and she said she liked lawyers who were prepared to discuss not only why their client should win but also the broader consequences of given rulings.
But some historians, environmentalists and public health experts say that in thinking about Sept. 11 -- and the broad consequences that are emerging for public health, government regulation and the science of air pollution monitoring -- turning back the clock can be a revealing exercise.
Indeed, when positioned within the broader consequences of ageing populations, the benefits of preventative healthcare for influencing working-aged populations is likely to gain increasing attention [19].
