Sentences with phrase «exact consequences»

There are limits to human capacity, but within those creation as Judge, exacting the consequences of sinful limits persons are not incapacitated, and much is expected of them.

But he is rejecting internal party pressure to outline the exact consequences of Labour's plan to halve the deficit over four years — implementing most of the coalition's cuts — for reasons that hark back to 1992.

What are the exact consequences of this for the evolution of our cosmos and also the occurrence of supernovae and gravitational wave events?

You wouldn't know the exact consequences of what they were doing but you would be right to fear that it was going to end unhappily.

But the exact consequences of the small amount of marijuana that makes it to a baby aren't yet clear.

If your only concern is needing $ 10,000 this year, you may not sell the other lot for many years, in which case it is more difficult to forecast the exact consequences, because it's harder to predict how much the stocks will be worth when you eventually sell them, and what other factors may be in play at that time.

It's impossible to predict the exact consequences.

Insufficient muscle samples prevented us from conducting a sedimentation profile of AChE to determine the exact consequence of the I337T mutation identified.

For the time being, however, policymaking on climate will need to be conducted in the presence of large uncertainty about the exact consequences of greenhouse gas emissions.

The exact consequences will depend on the nature of the crime, the scale and severity of the fraud offense; whether the fraud was committed by an individual or group, and the state and federal laws that apply to the particular case.

The exact consequences of joint tenancy with right of survivorship, in terms of transfer of interest, will depend on the state.

A skilled PA personal injury lawyer will have to show the exact consequences of the traumatic experience that Donald Duck allegedly caused.