Constitutional issues aside, what's the practical consequence of the standard practice of "packing" districts with at least 50percentt African Americans?
The practical consequence of uncompetitive elections is a Legislature artificially divided between Republicans and Democrats.
This was the practical consequence of his conviction that television was his, and it was, in retrospect, a grievous error.
The practical consequence was to shelve East-West diplomacy while the positions of strength were being built.
In the Skokie case, there was a fundamental principle at stake, but the practical consequence was relatively minimal — the ability of the Nazis to shout in the street.
The practical consequence of this catalogue of wire-pulling and back-stairs intriguing was a reliance on the private joke, intelligible only to a tiny coterie audience.
Lorraine Power Tharp, the president of the New York State Bar Association, said the practical consequence of Judge Hurd's decision could only be negative.
While administration officials maintain that the intelligence estimate does not mean that the United States and its allies should ease the pressure, the practical consequence of the report has been to embolden Iran.
Hanson says Western Australia has yet to constitutionally recognise the existence of its many native languages, the practical consequence of which is an absence of adequate translating or interpreting services, aside from one small service in the Kimberley region.
The practical consequence of the government allowing RBS or HBOS to go bust would have been that consumers would have been unable to withdraw money and businesses would have been starved of credit.
The practical consequence of the work may be to show that some systems in nature, like biological cells, may already be using the effect to operate more efficiently and smoothly, since noise of various types is abundant in natural environments.
