"They must speak about decisions, their consequences and their implementation".
That phrase, too, struck her as anodyne words obscuring their consequences and, perhaps, as material a verbal object fit for her use.
Mental disorders, in particular their consequences and their treatment, are of more concern and receive more attention now than in the past.
That phrase, too, struck her as anodyne words obscuring their consequences and, perhaps, as material — a verbal object — fit for her use.
There is a darker side, too - soaring rates of serious accident, illicit use of drugs or alcohol, risky sexual behaviours and their consequences and the first signs of emotional disorders which may be lifelong.
The second is our capacity to plan, which relies on the ability to imagine a series of actions and their consequences and, on the basis of that speculation, to choose between them.
Nicolas Noblanc, head of the legal department at EuroTitrisation, which represents the main creditors, said his group would "proceed with a thorough analysis of these decisions and of their consequences" and would assert its interests before the lower court.
It stresses the priority of action over doctrine, of experience over fixed principles, and it holds that ideas borrow their meanings from their consequences and their truths from their verification.
It has exposed the failings of a government where the power is concentrated at the top, where decisions are often carried out with little consideration for their consequences and where follow-up is often nonexistent, according to social commentators and government officials.
