In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Archbishop Welby warned of potential "unforeseeable" consequences of stepping in.
1228, 1230 (D.Mass.), aff'd, 432 F.2d 564 (1st Cir. 1970) (unforeseeable consequences of delay due to total destruction of machinery in transit).
No one wanted to subject our quiet town on the pampas to the unforeseeable consequences of a monstrous birth, and there was something precious about the mere fragility of an egg.
See Brief for Respondent at 22. Strieff contends that the attenuation exception, which uses the tort law concept of proximate cause, does not apply to "remote and unforeseeable consequences" of constitutional violations.
It will be difficult to get a majority of the U.S. Congress on board for these important reforms if the IMF is seen as responsible for further damage to the Greek economy, as well as the currently unforeseeable consequences of any financial collapse.
That event would have a major impact on the mayoral campaign of 2001 and unforeseeable consequences on the race for speaker.
It seemed likely that war might erupt between two members of Nato, with unforeseeable consequences for the rest of the alliance.
We would point out that proposals such as those contained in the report, setting upper limits for the permissible contamination of sowing seed, pave the way for the gradual and complete legalisation of GMOs, with unforeseeable consequences for agriculture, the balance of the ecosystem and consumers' health.
It is a decision with huge and as yet unforeseeable consequences for all the parties – none of which is unaffected by it.
A panel of scientists warned today that unless emissions of carbon dioxide and other harmful gases were immediately cut by more than 60percentt, global temperatures would rise sharply over the next century, with unforeseeable consequences for humanity.
