Consequential amendment

Its success will be highly consequential not least for the political debate that will inform the outcome of Germany s elections in 2013.

The differences between the candidates are considerable, and highly consequential for American economic policy and the global economy, although enactment of their programs will depend on the makeup of Congress.

The Thamud and ' Ad denied the consequential calamity .

The Thamud and ' Ad denied the consequential calamity .

The consequential reduction in the estimates is 676,200.

In the coming months, highly consequential policy decisions (or their absence) in systemically critical parts of the global economy will be revealed, with significant effects on growth rates, asset prices, and overall confidence.

This results in a consequential reduction of 4,877,400 and 453,000.

When corrected, the effect is substantially smaller, but nonetheless economically consequential.

The consequential reductions, for each organizational unit, would be as follows

These four risks are material and consequential, and each is growing in importance.

When we choose a career or a spouse in our private lives, or when a politician seizes an opportunity from a plethora of possibilities, the task at hand is always about making highly consequential decisions based on imperfect information.

Unfortunately, in today s most consequential militarized conflicts, that boundary is still nowhere in sight.

As any corporate executive will tell you, brands can be consequential drivers of behavior.

Similarly, any changes to draft article 4 would imply consequential amendments to article 9.

The consequential casual vacancies were filled by the Commission at its forty sixth session.

We're hunting in couples again, Doctor, you see, said Jones in his consequential way.

The most influential example of consequential moral reasoning is utilitarianism, a doctrine invented by

Highly prevalent.

Highly dangerous.

Beyond semantics lies the more consequential, but equally ambiguous, question of the international community s role and responsibility.

Consequential changes in 6.4.5.4.1(c)(ii), 6.4.5.4.2(c), 6.4.5.4.4(c)(ii), 6.4.5.4.5(b)(ii) and 6.4.7.14(b).

HIGHLY MIGRATORY FISH

Highly significant relationship.

It's highly desirable.

A highly specialised

She's highly athletic.

Probably Highly forgettable .

It's highly commercial.

They're highly imaginative.

We can experience the web through a highly personal, highly customized lens.

Indeed, today s good news should not obscure some consequential structural limitations that will require prolonged therapy and caution.

upon highly honored pages ,

That is highly debatable.

It is highly dangerous.

The engine's highly tuned.

I feel highly complimented.

Well, it's highly unorthodox.

Shame is highly, highly correlated with addiction, depression, violence, aggression, bullying, suicide, eating disorders.

It takes 24 hours in a very highly developed laboratory, in highly skilled hands.

In fact, these top down decisions, while admittedly complex and certainly consequential, may be the least of Europe s challenges.

Consequential loss may also be compensated, if not excluded by parties' agreement, as it was not in this case.

They learn to overlook short sighted reactions and impulsive thinking, to think in a long term, more consequential way.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 1,984,600 under support services.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 57,700 under section 28F.