The consequence is the system we have, with plenty of individual transactions procedures, tests, specialist consultations and uncertain attention to how the patient ultimately fares.
Some of the more pessimistic commentators see the recent credit excesses as the inevitable consequence of a system based on paper money and call for the return of the gold standard to prevent future crises.
That, however, was a consequence of the electoral system, not of any decline in the status of Parliament.
While there is no excuse for what Poppy and her family have had to go through, it is an inevitable consequence of the current system.
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The association argues that these delays are as much a consequence of the court system that demands expert witnesses and endless assessments, as they are about problems in local authorities.
It is hard to accept that such harmony has arisen as an accidental consequence of a brutal system with no principles beside the one that every individual is striving for reproductive success.
The credit crunch is in part the consequence of a flawed regulatory system.
We are destroying the world around us in the process, undermining our financial system as a consequence and destroying the credibility of the finances of nations in the process.
Mr Priestland sees the first world war as both the consequence and the graveyard of that system.
And as a consequence, we now have a system in which we have the opportunity to start bringing down costs, as opposed to just leaving millions of people out in the cold.
In addition to stretching the gap between rich and poor, the non-gold monetary system had one other notable consequence.
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Under this system, called Target2, one consequence of businesses and households taking their money out of the bank accounts of the deficit countries, such as Greece, Italy and Spain, is that the German central bank ends up lending vast sums to the central banks of those deficit countries.
It is a consequence of emotional capitalism, a side to the system we need to capture and celebrate.
One obvious consequence will be pressure on the social-insurance system, including health care and pensions, as the working-age population shrinks dramatically.
That is a consequence in part of unrepresentative politics, and a system where elections are not the way to effect political change.
According to the American Medical association (AMA), nearly 200 billion dollars is spent on defensive medicine annually, a direct consequence of the current structure of the malpractice litigation system.
While this is usually framed as a negative consequence of the law, moving away from our employer system may actually have positive implications for the health care system and individuals.
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Foreign retailers also like the look of another consequence of government protection Japan's complicated and costly wholesale distribution system, which has survived because small retailers have lacked the muscle to cut out the layers of middlemen or to deal directly with the manufacturer.
As a consequence, their proposed solutions do not address the underlying instability of the current system of floating paper currencies that bob about on foreign exchange markets whipped this way and that by forces that have little, if any correlation to the so-called underlying fundamentals.
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No matter how well intentioned (and politically appealing), protecting individual values in isolation of the consequence to other values can never be as optimal as making decisions with the full system in view and on the table.
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One nearly inevitable consequence was a rise in nonperforming loans sharp enough to threaten the viability of the Chinese banking system.
The other consequence is many of the people who lose their own setup are eventually absorbed in the big box system as low-skill employees getting paid the bare minimum wage.
Overseas as a consequence of more-expansive U.S. monetary policy and other distortions in the international monetary system we see an increasing tendency by policy makers to intervene in currency markets, administer unilateral measures, institute ad hoc capital controls, and resort to protectionist policies.
Ironically, as a consequence, the United States will be party to postponing the realization in the Soviet Union of a system that promotes individual freedoms and opportunity and that reduces the threat to the West still posed by Soviet armed forces.
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In that sense, it is fair to argue that the recent increases in the public-sector indebtedness of many developed economies is the consequence in large part of the decisions taken in 2007 and 2008 not to let the banks and the financial system collapse.
Side effects of the drugs include inflammation associated with the immune system's activation against tumors, but researchers said they were either resolved or were treated without serious consequence.
AEA's system gets round this by employing an alternator that operates at 42 volts, and has, as a consequence, an efficiency rate of 90% rather than the usual 50%.
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