What consequences have they suffered?
The Obama administration would do well to ask itself what consequences have accrued from years of secret cash funding, and ask why the U.S. government is still embracing the practice.
"'Butt out' is a strong term, but when [politicians] suddenly talk about price controls, you just don't know what consequences that has," he said.
The show, which mixes art, science and natural history, aims to explore how humans see animals, how we value them and what consequences that has for the world around us.
It remains to be determined whether variation in expression compensates for the different kinetics attributed to the different ADOR subtypes and what consequences this has for individual synovial cell types.
The comparison allows determining whether the observed C p in the core is likely to have been subject to selection, and if so, what consequences such selection has had on mean I.
No matter what consequences you've suffered for whatever action you decided to take, you cannot have murderous thoughts towards me.
Nevertheless, the debate so far has given rise to a much more fine-grained understanding of what the options are and what consequences they have.
Because more and more universities in Taiwan are adopting English proficiency certification exit requirements, it is an interesting test case for investigating what consequences this policy has had on society at large.
Through her, I got to know how it is to come here from ex-Yugoslavia how people were treated administratively and what consequences this had for their life.
We realize what a fraud was committed against the American people and what its consequences have been for the people of this country, Iraq and Afghanistan.
