There are those, on both the left and the right, who would argue that Republicans are pushing for austerity because, whatever its consequences for workers and borrowers, it serves the interests of business and the wealthy.
Society's best security, whatever its consequences for a specific case, rests on the imperative that guilt must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
This needs to be fixed, whatever its other consequences.
Whatever its electoral consequences, the Obama "carve-out" is an important departure for the President.
The latter is his dominant position; his arguments to justify a kind of choice which, whatever its beneficial consequences, is so immediately against the good of life have come increasingly to seem insufficient: the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1993), paras.
Whatever its mechanism, one consequence of this shift should be that the fraction of Na+ channels available for cardiac depolarization is larger in Scn5a+/− mice (about 80%) than in wild-type mice (50%).
And if, as Lorenzo claims, the disseminator has not primarily violated other parts of Rule 10b 5, then such a fraud, whatever its intent or consequences, might escape liability altogether.
He presided over the end of the war in Vietnam, a necessary conclusion whatever its results and consequences.
The deficit, whatever its long-range consequences may or may not be, has nothing whatsoever to do with the current economic downturn.
