Other than minor legal wrangling, this matter should be of little consequence to Tesla.
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"If there are job losses as a result of this decision it won't be the direct consequence of Thales failing to win this contract, it will be the result of their reorganisation of their business across the United Kingdom, " added Mr Hoon.
We didn't think that we were going to cover 30 million people for free, but that the long-term trend in terms of how much the average family is going to be paying for health insurance is going to be improved as a consequence of health care.
The New York Times Co. (nyse: NYT - news - people ) strives mightily to be of consequence (it says in a press release that its "core purpose is to enhance society"), but the revenue of this corporation is scarcely half the collective revenue of the country's weekly newspapers.
After all, it will be utterly untenable for any to profess that they "support the troops" if the predictable consequence of their actions will be to subject those troops to a devastating and strategically catastrophic Dunkirk in the desert.
But while Porsche is legally covered, it remains to be seen whether the ethical and moral consequence of building up a huge stake in a company without having to disclose it will be treated kindly by regulators.
Are you at all concerned about profiling, the fact that legal immigrants will be subjected to extra scrutiny as a consequence of this extending of sort of immigration authority to local police, given that the city, Waukegan, as I understand it, according to census figures, is about 45 percent Latino now?
And that unfortunately required some owners to be forced with the possibility of adverse financial consequence unless they at least talk to some potential head coaches they otherwise would not.
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Further, if the rubric is to be based on this "test of consequence, " then it creates a real temptation to any administration so inclined to "create" consequences that will justify a change in America's free speech rights.
The miss was to be of little consequence, though, as tries either side of the break settled the contest.
The notion that informed Israel's decision-makers - not unlike the notion that now informs the Obama administration - was that Israel's strategic interests would be secured as a consequence of its efforts to appease its enemies by weakening itself.
Employers should be free to make the type of retirement provision which best suits their needs and those of their employees, and the regulatory and fiscal framework should encourage them to do this - after all, one consequence of such provision is likely to be a reduced dependence on the State in later years.
What is required is a statutory device adopted by both Europe and the U.S. by which the dollar and euro can be fixed to one another through gold, in consequence of which all other currencies would be compelled "as if by a hidden hand" to align themselves properly with gold through the dollar or euro.
He sees a generation that feels privileged to be part of a moment in history, and as a consequence is highly committed to the opportunity to succeed both for themselves, their parents, grandparents and their country.
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In this case, military doctrine is more likely to be the consequence of intervention.
The weak results could be a consequence of recession-wary consumers continuing to shop for cheaper private label items.
Over the weekend, I consulted colleagues on what they thought ought to be the consequence of the latest debacle at Newsnight.
But they're also hesitant to cheer a process that is seen to be the consequence of American invasion and military dictates.
An important one was protection from disease, suspected to be a consequence of the increased risk of infection that living in settlements brings.
And the UK could hardly insulate itself from a Eurozone tipped back into recession, were that to be the consequence of a disorderly Greek default.
They said the inadequate resources, "appeared to be the consequence of the introduction of draconian measures for indeterminate detention without the necessary planning and without realistic consideration of the impact of the measures".
If you think about it, inequality is always going to be the natural consequence of a technologically-driven deflationary environment.
The main consequence of judicial activism will be to threaten the livelihoods of tabloid newspapers and the paparazzi who feed them.
And in any case, the unintended consequence of this ban will be to give little SodaStream another injection of PR adrenaline to power through the holidays.
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It seems to be of remarkably little professional consequence.
Therefore a weak yen will be a natural consequence of the BOJ's plan to print money as a way to pay increased public debt - a measure to significantly reduce real interest rates.
Much of his concern was based on the law creating requirements that welfare recipients would not be able to fulfill and, as a result, have its own unintended consequence of causing welfare recipients to lose the aid they depend upon to feed and house their families should it become impossible to comply with the law.
It's time to start the process of making sure that the building blocks of preventive measures take place to guarantee that concussions will never just be looked at as just another consequence of the game.
Of particular interest is the book's discussion of the genetic determinants of fitness and how, as a consequence, roughly 10% of those tethered to treadmills will never be buffed and toned.
Although cigarette companies would try to neutralise the impact of lower volumes by higher prices, we expect revenues to be negatively impacted as well, largely due to increase in illicit trade of cigarettes as a consequence of higher excise taxes.
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