Producing and distributing illegal drugs is a highly organised business, whose effects are felt throughout society.
Industrial policy refers to government programs tailored for a specific industry instead of actions whose effects are felt across an economy, like monetary policy or tax rates.
Though some parts of the plan were modified and eventually realised, most of Alsop's grander visions were killed by the crash, whose effects were felt all over the city.
I think this must be why I continue to think of language as a faculty of the body rather than that of the mind, one whose effects are felt more readily and with greater immediacy physically than intellectually.
That is, since learning is a dynamic process whose termini are roughly our first thoughts and talk about the world, on the one hand, and knowledge of Forms on the other, and since in thinking and talking about the world we must apply concepts, recollection is viewed as a doctrine of innate ideas whose effects are felt almost immediately in the conscious mind.
Importantly, this effect is felt most strongly on the margin of workers who are more collaborative and whose work is more impactful.
The effect was felt beyond the Berkshires.
Meanwhile, they have imposed a new deal, whose effects are now being felt.
In this month's episode, the ABA Journal's Lee Rawles speaks with Jeffrey Vagle about his new book, Being Watched: Legal Challenges to Government Surveillance about the current challenges to government surveillance, and a seminal Supreme Court case in 1972 whose effects are still being felt today.
It would have also helped explain why, once European shipping and exploration took off in the late Renaissance, the overland Silk Road route became more and more a commercial backwater, leading to centuries of cultural and political decline, whose effects are still being felt.
