Sentences with phrase «serious ramifications of»

By way of example, the absence of a prior criminal record is considered by them to be «more than offset by the fact that she well knew the serious ramifications of her smuggling the drugs in question.»

She stated that he ought to be aware of the serious ramifications of his words on the professional reputation of the plaintiff.

Photo - realistic canvases from The China Painters series (2007 - 08), produced by copyists from the notorious «oil painting village» of Dafen, complete Jankowski's exhibition, while similarly highlighting the potentially serious ramifications of staging or altering reality, whether that manipulation happens through translation via mass - media or as a by - product of an inherent flaw in man's nature.

Still mourning the death of his supportive mother while enduring the mockery of his disapproving and merciless father, Henry is haunted by the unexpectedly serious ramifications of a reckless and tragic youth.

One of the serious ramifications of ISDS is this chilling effect on the local legislature.

The vulnerability, which we won't describe in detail and was difficult to reproduce, allowed unauthorized control of HomeKit - connected accessories... The most serious ramification of this vulnerability prior to the fix is unauthorized remote control of smart locks and connected garage door openers, the former of which was demonstrated to 9to5Mac.

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But it's a dicey issue, and wrongly accusing an employee of stealing — whether it's a bartender or a bookkeeper — can lead to serious ramifications for your business.

This change in the life expectancy of citizens has serious financial ramifications for anyone hoping to have a long and prosperous retirement (read: everyone).

This goes entirely against the gold standard of modern clinical care and is likely to have very serious ramifications, not only for the patients put on the LCP but for the practice of medicine in NHS hospitals.

Pagliaro: If you design a package with only the package in mind, there is the potential to have serious ramifications in the rest of the supply chain.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says he plans to put serious heat on state legislators beginning Monday to renew his control over city schools, saying the ramifications of not doing so would be catastrophic.

Miller's «departure from the field will have serious ramifications for many on - going archaeological projects throughout» the Near East, where she studies plant remains to better understand agricultural economies, wrote Melinda Zeder, director of the archaeobiology program at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., in a letter sent last weekend to Richard Hodges, the museum's director.

The dangers of drug abuse have been well documented and it's no secret that misuse of recreational and prescription drugs can result in serious health ramifications.

Although there are serious implications in the nature of Julian's business, and some ramifications that don't bode well in his favor, Shepard deftly is able to keep the proper tone throughout the film, which is light, mirthful, and spirited.

It will be interesting to see how this evolves, because under current law, while sexting is clearly a very serious issue, it can currently have more serious ramifications in terms of criminality than the act of a child having underage sex.

She writes: «Despite the backing of almost every major publisher, I do believe that both Acts overreach in their scope and there will be serious ramifications if passed.»

Tim Godfray, CEO of the Booksellers Association said there are «serious ramifications that we believe e-book lending will have on our bookshops, not to mention the potential reduction of people visiting libraries.

«There are serious ramifications that we believe e-book lending will have on our bookshops, not to mention the potential reduction of people visiting libraries.»

Despite the backing of almost every major publisher, I do believe that both Acts overreach in their scope and there will be serious ramifications if passed.

Tamblyn went on to speak about how important self - publishing platforms have been in foreign markets where would - be authors may not have access to avenues for publication, notably small niche markets like sub-Saharan Africa, or oppressed cultures where freedom of expression is not as simple as writing a book and having it published and can have serious ramifications for the author.

While you can't consider it a full - fledged Android tablet because of the Android restrictions on the current version, the device has serious ramifications for the ebook reader and mobile industries.

Because the ramifications of irresponsible borrowing can be long - lasting and serious, here are some helpful tips.

Because bankruptcy can have so many serious known and unknown ramifications on your life, you should first thoroughly consider your other options, including renegotiating debt outside of bankruptcy.

This has serious ramifications for the credit standing of almost one third of Coloradans.

Yes, this is a far reaching method of registration with serious ramifications.

Despite the serious ramifications for their world, you never really feel at the edge of your seat.

Increasing CO2 emissions are causing acidification of the oceans which in turn is causing serious ecological ramifications.

The ramifications of these careless actions can be serious and life - altering.

Whether the charges are the result of a misunderstanding, escalated argument fueled by alcohol or drugs or is a typical form of communication between the two parties, an arrest can be terrifying and lead to even more serious legal ramifications.

In addition to the custodial and child support issues you'll face if you have kids, there could be very serious financial ramifications for you, because the court only divides assets and debts in the case of a divorce or separation.

While business considerations are at the heart of any potential deal leading to the merger or acquisition of a medical practice, there are also serious legal implications and ramifications that require careful review and analysis to achieve a deal with which all parties can be satisfied.

From mandatory sentences of imprisonment to asset forfeiture legislation, the ramifications of a criminal conviction have never been more serious.

Being charged with drunk driving or a similar violation is serious, but it does not have to have significant ramifications on the rest of your life.

This could have serious ramifications on the outcome of your divorce as well if you are found to be encouraging this alienation.

For example a greater risk of thrombotic stroke shouldn't pose too much cause for concern for a 20 - year - old but may have more serious ramifications for someone who is 35 or older.

If the new legalized recreational marijuana legislation has similar provisions to the existing Regulations with respect to grounds for refusal of a license, dispensary owners could face serious ramifications for non-compliance with the current law.

Pending judgment The decision of the Supreme Court in this case will have serious and wide - reaching ramifications.

Car insurance is designed to protect drivers from the serious financial ramifications of car accidents.

The law says every car owner must have one, and ramifications of getting caught without insurance are serious.

Your future: Because liability lawsuits can result in loss of both current assets and future income, even those with few assets to protect may want to consider the long - term ramifications of a serious claim.

Virginia Beach renters insurance is vital to renters in this town, because no matter where they work, most renters are not adequately prepared to deal with the financial ramifications of a serious claim situation without coverage.

They are developing new skills and the consequences of them making mistakes while learning how to drive can lead to serious ramifications resulting in serious car damage, injuries or even death.

But Ludmer, an expert in the area of parental alienation — when a child is pitted against a parent in a breakup — says there are serious ramifications on the other side of the equation.

Often when a sibling does the cutting off, regardless of how much it may be objectively deserved sill has serious emotional ramifications.