The founders were not dummies; they knew that society would evolve in unforeseeable ways — morally, socially, politically, technologically — and that this inexorable evolution might well bring about unforeseeable applications of the same words.
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" —Animerica "The 21st century is a complex and unforeseeable epoch.
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"It's not like the ramifications are unforeseeable," this source adds.
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Of course, any changes made now cannot address the unforeseeable.
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"This is an unforeseeable natural disaster, national disaster," she said.
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Hillary Clinton's weaknesses as a general election candidate were not unforeseeable.
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The consequences of being exposed by default are, in other words, unforeseeable.
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After Wednesday, it will take an unforeseeable disruption to change the race.
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Critics of the bill portray gun violence as random, unforeseeable and unstoppable.
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Maybe an electrical fire caused the explosion, they thought, something accidental, unintentional, unforeseeable.
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First, Mr. Trump's populist takeover of the Republican Party was shocking and unforeseeable.
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It depends not just on measurable present trends but also on unforeseeable decisions.
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This shooting was not an unforeseeable event, nor was it a random tragedy.
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It is unforeseeable that the US will cut off foreign aid to those countries.
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Nature's unforeseeable surprises, some unimaginable to us today, could become pivotal to our fate.
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It is a cry for humility and forbearance in the face of unforeseeable challenges.
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Spontaneous and unforeseeable, these advances cause the second, indirect (private investment) track to flourish.
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The trick is to draw a hard line between frequent events and rare, unforeseeable events.
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Time is always lost for equipment repair and recalibration, bad weather and other unforeseeable delays.
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New romantic partners enter the picture, as do children, geographic relocations, unforeseeable victories and catastrophes.
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It is an age defining event that will have myriad consequences, both predictable and unforeseeable.
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Of course, today's corporate enterprises are far more rooted in skills unforeseeable in 18th-century Scotland.
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The commercial market continues to grow in ways unforeseeable in the 1990s and the early 2000s.
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Missions go wrong not because of your shortcomings or hers, but because of absurd, unforeseeable factors.
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But Santiago demonstrates the resilience of Puerto Rican people, even in the face of unforeseeable obstacles.
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It's not that what happens is unforeseeable; every revelation (with one late-arriving exception) makes perfect sense.
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Change, often radical and unforeseeable, is a hallmark of the sector, making most forecasts speculative at best.
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And one of the things I've learned is that life is really unpredictable and people can make forecasts and they can make predictions, but those predictions and forecasts may not come true if there is an unforeseeable factor involved, and that unforeseeable factor, in this case, was my fans.
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All these animals would suffer if mosquitoes disappeared, possibly resulting in a number of unforeseeable downstream ecological effects.
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But it would also defy logic to prosecute that child's parents for Harambe's unforeseeable death in this case.
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It specifically cited the "unforeseeable impact of Brexit" and U.S. trade tensions with the European Union and China.
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The Commission also proposed a new reserve to address crises linked notably by unforeseeable developments in international markets.
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Fans demonstrate, people can remake their identities, or be remade by them, in often surprising and unforeseeable ways.
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But there's no good reason to make a Good Samaritan liable for the mine's existing or unforeseeable harms.
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Barring some remarkable, unforeseeable development, Sunday night was likely the valediction to Sanders's bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Barring some unforeseeable event, either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will become the next president of the United States.
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Lenders would search documentation for the right to declare "force majeure" - an unforeseeable event freeing them from their obligation.
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As the most powerful athlete in professional sports, LeBron's biggest choices have consequences that are felt in unforeseeable areas.
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The get-out clause for airlines lies in arguing that "extraordinary circumstances" made the disruption unforeseeable, unavoidable and external.
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Also, the operator may try to defend the case based upon some unforeseeable, unavoidable weather incident or equipment failure.
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She is the new and improved Stefani who rebuilt her life to be bigger and better after unforeseeable heartbreak.
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The global economy is so complex and interdependent that the second-, third-, and fourth-order effects are effectively unforeseeable.
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Authorities have yet to discover a motive, with one school official describing the violence as "upsetting" and possibly unforeseeable.
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"Jameis motivates me," Bucs Coach Dirk Koetter said after an unforeseeable 19-17 win at Kansas City last week.
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Cracks in the foundations of our life narratives can have the surprising effect of clearing space for unforeseeable developments.
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That's not to mention any unforeseeable conflict sparked by Donald Trump's penchant for publicly demeaning women who oppose him.
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If implemented nationally, they would require vast increases in tax collection, and could generate large, unforeseeable and unwelcome side-effects.
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" In her post, Fenton called the incident "pure horror" and "sheer terror," as well as "a tragic and unforeseeable accident.
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The robot age will turn out the same — normal economic churn will replace destroyed jobs with mostly unforeseeable new ones.
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Rather, it's just that the negotiations are so involved that any number of unforeseeable things could end up dooming them.
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The Montana Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that the school district could not be held responsible for an "unforeseeable" suicide.
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The program's long-term effects are unforeseeable, especially given the myriad and objectively horrifying issues plaguing the Miami-Dade Police Department.
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It's also a thrilling, absorbing mystery, sprinkled liberally with red herrings and culminating in a profoundly satisfying, if totally unforeseeable, ending.
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All artifacts begin as useful objects, then spend an unforeseeable amount of time as clutter before becoming valuable again, as artifacts.
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Still, in this volatile Trump era, few outside the White House would argue that a Republican challenge to Trump is unforeseeable.
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Nostalgia is a form of mourning for a past that never was, because the present is unbearable and the future is unforeseeable.
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If we're going to be ready for the unforeseeable deaths of others, I've found, it is never wise to toy with Fate.
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"We come Monday through Friday, unless there's an unforeseeable catastrophe," said Lorrie Spraggins, 58, who lives nearby with her daughter and grandchildren.
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Two unforeseeable reasons (among countless others) help explain why: 1) Seth Curry is hurt, 2) Nerlens Noel is basically not on the team.
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Somehow, in a very surprisingly, totally unforeseeable turn of events based on the safe and mature choices I was making, I got drunk.
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Nominations for the 90th Academy Awards were announced Tuesday morning on the heels of what might be an unforeseeable, politically charged awards season.
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They tend to begin when investors least expect them, with causes that at the time are unforeseeable — like the emergence of the coronavirus.
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The complaint was presented by the consortium for "unforeseeable physical conditions" which it said contributed to more than $3.5 billion in cost overruns.
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The White House blamed the shortfall on "the unforeseeable and dramatic increase in the number of unaccompanied alien children" arriving at the southern border.
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"This is a huge cultural loss with unforeseeable consequences in the future generations," scientist Fabio Falchi, one of the authors of the study, says.
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Accidents with unforeseeable causes, like a rock slide or deer running into the road, will be covered by liability laws as they have been.
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"The idea that the outcome was unforeseeable is incorrect — the polls correctly forecast a coin flip — but elites dismissed the possibility," Third Point said.
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"If anthropogenic emissions rates have no analogue in Earth's recent history, then unforeseeable future responses of the climate system are possible," the researchers write.
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THE REMOVALS in the same month of two presidents—Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria and Omar al-Bashir of Sudan—look like an unforeseeable coincidence.
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The two Koreas' plan to end the war and sign a peace treaty "will be derailed for an unforeseeable period of time," he predicted.
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The prospect of multiple delegate votes with unknown outcomes and unforeseeable consequences is something Mr. Trump's campaign and Mr. Priebus are intent on preventing.
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Keep in mind: The economy is so complex and interdependent that the second-, third-, and fourth-order effects are effectively unforeseeable, Axios' Felix Salmon writes.
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Anti-extremism laws must be formulated with enough clarity to allow individuals to regulate their conduct, and cannot be vague and lead to unforeseeable application.
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Women face a higher risk of being detained because birth often involves unforeseeable emergency care, such as C-sections, or the treatment of postpartum haemorrhage.
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Like all foreigners, I've been advised not to venture out for the next couple of days due to intermittent riots, burning tires, and unforeseeable chaos.
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However, there are clauses that can protect freelancers when they cannot perform services less than 30 days prior due to an unforeseeable and unavoidable event.
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It's all available as manipulatable evidence to fit a narrative for each side, building in intensity, crescendoing to some unforeseeable but somehow still inevitable conclusion: Impeachment!
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But while Schlitterbahn has described Caleb's death as "an unforeseeable accident," state prosecutors allege that indicted were well aware of the slide's long history of issues.
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But in a strange and unforeseeable way his campaign and election mark the end of the era in which American politics is defined by ideological conflict.
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"We urge (the United States) to stop these provocative actions to avoid any unforeseeable accidents," the spokesman for China's Southern Theatre Command said in a statement.
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Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd's potential liability for the deadly excursion could hinge on whether the eruption was an unforeseeable "act of God," maritime lawyers told Reuters.
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So it is not too difficult to imagine that Trump might prove just as willing to act in shocking and yet unforeseeable ways once he assumes office.
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"The poor level of service several days after landfall by some wireless providers cannot simply be attributed to unforeseeable circumstances specific to those providers," the report found.
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It's a commentary, perhaps, on the unnatural and even unforeseeable consequences of constant growth at any cost—alas, a central tenet of a world dictated by industry.
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New HRADF chief Lila Tsitsogiannopoulou said her agency has tried to "clean up" state assets before putting them up for sale but unforeseeable events hampered its efforts.
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Prior regulatory restraints on innovative activities stifle the sort of creative, organic, bottom-up solutions that will be needed to solve problems that may be unforeseeable today.
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The Great Recession and subsequent recovery spending may have been unforeseeable, but these events have made a mockery of the idea of a world without government debt.
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Its front page compresses the significance of a unique date into a rectangular field of words and images, its jarring list of specifics unforeseeable until press time.
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In this way, the piece is a collaboration between musicians, dancers, unforeseeable news and the text, which takes on different resonances depending on all these other things.
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About once a year, someone would die due to an unforeseeable accident — a helicopter crash, or a person falling down a crevasse, or a diver suffering an embolism.
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"To our knowledge, no similar allegations had been previously made about the two individuals charged with the assault, making this very disturbing incident completely unforeseeable," the statement reads.
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The financial crisis was not a "perfect storm" of unforeseeable economic events, precipitated largely by mortgages that with the benefit of hindsight the industry should not have made.
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This new phase of Outlander is much like Jamie and Claire's new stage of marriage: Comfortingly familiar, yet with new and unforeseeable challenges always waiting around every corner.
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Before then, the Dumonts feared the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ Americans could have unforeseeable consequences for their parental rights should anything happen to one of them.
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The Cowboys' collapse from 12-234 in 22013 to 24-22016 last year was a perfect storm of unforeseeable disasters, except for the few disasters that were totally foreseeable.
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Per BMW's annual report, "political and economic developments in Europe remain increasingly uncertain," and the "unforeseeable impact of Brexit" could elevate trade tensions with the European Union and China.
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If the trends outlined above continue, it's not unforeseeable that future workers will one day forego attractive salaries to pursue more flexible work at companies willing to offer leniency.
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Not only are the circumstances of collapse unforeseeable, but the co-ordination between America, China and South Korea is politically impossible, beyond talking-shops where scholars engage in speculation.
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He will either sweep the table, winning it all and becoming the all-powerful, transformative ruler of the desert kingdom, or fail spectacularly, with unforeseeable consequences for the region.
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Waight cited "unforeseeable factors" facing the country since the 2038 bond was issued, including a drop in exports, economic contraction last year and damage from Hurricane Earl in August.
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You wouldn't be responsible for unforeseeable damages, like a crack in the window on the other side of the kitchen caused by vibrations produced when the stove was moved.
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However, Celadon may argue that the 60-day notification was not possible because of "unforeseeable business circumstances" resulting in the bankruptcy, which excuses companies from filing a WARN report.
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Unfortunately, the mandate's rigidity makes it impossible for drivers to respond to unforeseeable events like slowdowns from traffic congestion, inclement weather, long loading and unloading times, and so forth.
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It's not like this dilemma was unforeseeable: A law review article about natural-born citizenship from 2005 more or less predicts exactly the fight that Trump is stirring up now.
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If the convergence criteria are not revised to reflect the real macroeconomic situation in the sub-region, the single currency dream will remain work-in-progress for the unforeseeable future.
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With the introduction of mass production this changed in an, at the time, surprising and unforeseeable way, when selling cheap things to the masses became the new highway to success.
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Jacksonville is without two of its top three scorers - Jace Hogan (17.6 points) and Devin Harris (11.8) - due to undisclosed injuries for the unforeseeable future, according to coach Tony Jasick.
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The incident was initially thought of as an "isolated and unforeseeable incident" until whistleblowers from Schlitterbahn revealed that Schlitterbahn officials had covered up as many as 13 incidents in the past.
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"At present, it is still unforeseeable whether the aforesaid changes in the shareholder structure of Porsche Automobil Holding SE will in fact occur," the group said in a statement in English.
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Companies that violate the law, which includes an exception for "unforeseeable business circumstances," are on the hook for wages and benefits workers would have earned during the 60-day notice period.
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It assumes that younger, healthier individuals would be sufficiently motivated to sign up for coverage to avoid an abstract penalty if they happen to get sick sometime in the unforeseeable future.
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"It added, "This action is in response to the national spread of the coronavirus, the national emergency associated with the virus, and unforeseeable change in business circumstances that have accompanied it.
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"We urge [the United States] to stop these provocative actions to avoid any unforeseeable accidents," a spokesperson for China's Southern Theatre Command said in a statement, according to the wire service.
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But as the different responses of Republicans and Democrats to power saving schemes illustrates, apparently straightforward incentives can backfire, or interact in complex and unforeseeable ways with other factors shaping human behavior.
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The latest instalment can only hint at the unforeseeable future; if you want to learn what might have been, you'll have to root around for a copy of Championship Manager 99/00.
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Barring some sort of Rubio-Cruz pact, Kasich dropping out, and perhaps an unforeseeable political catastrophe for Trump, the Republican nominee will be decided soon, and his first name will be Donald.
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Both nations' domestic politics, third-country interests, multilateral bodies, global media and non-governmental organizations, new technologies and man-made and natural disasters will play unforeseeable roles in shaping U.S.-China competition.
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However, it would be wise to practice caution on or around Wednesday, when Mars gentle connects with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, bringing unforeseeable surprises—be sure to put safety first.
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There were some unforeseeable ups and downs for you during the season since Uranus, the planet of surprises, moved into the earth sign, where it will remain for the next seven years.
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So, if you came into "Super Bowl" looking for some wild, unforeseeable twist à la the series premiere's "It was 1980 all along!" gotcha moment, it's unlikely the proceedings were all that thrilling.
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The Strasbourg-based ECHR said Navalny and his brother Oleg's convictions for fraud and money laundering were based on an unforeseeable application of criminal law and that the proceedings were arbitrary and unfair.
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"That black swan, if one comes, is going to be ... either a terrorist act in the United States or some bank or financial situation, some type of meltdown that's unforeseeable today," Castellini said.
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If the West's collective counterterrorism mission is to foresee the unforeseeable with regards to the terrorist threat trend, some thought needs to be dedicated to analyzing attacks that have yet to be connected.
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Politics can change quickly, and Trump picked a strange time to infuriate his allies by rescinding support for Kurds in Syria, but it'll take several seismic unforeseeable events for the dynamic to change.
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She bore the repulsive weight of her violator, but we all carry the cumulative tonnage of the interminable rapes that followed, and the threat of those to come, continuing into the unforeseeable future.
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To be bullish on Uber, you have to believe that the company will figure out how to reverse this trend, either through expansion into new markets, eliminating the competition or some other unforeseeable tactic.
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Having the option to pay in cash allows people to spend their money how they want, without the very real fear that their purchases might be used against them in some presently unforeseeable way.
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But lately, as tech platforms like Facebook have amassed unforeseeable power and at times wielded it recklessly, some lawmakers and internet safety advocates have begun looking at ways to make these protections less expansive.
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Consultancy Roland Berger said the "unforeseeable" amounts of venture capital put into bike schemes made it almost impossible to estimate the growth potential of bike operators, particularly in China, over the last two years.
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The trade agreement contains a clause that calls for consultations if a natural disaster or other unforeseeable economic event delays compliance, although China has not invoked that clause in reaction to the coronavirus epidemic.
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"If the court upholds the travel ban on statutory grounds, it will signal that Congress has for decades vested the president with the flexibility to respond to an unforeseeable national security dynamic," he said.
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"When your tools are designed to treat you as a mere tenant, rather than an owner, you're subject to the whims, machinations, and unforeseeable risks of the landlord from whom you rent," Doctorow noted.
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" "We'd be well advised not to be perfectionists in the upcoming coalition negotiations but rather to be open and to build trust that a government will be formed that acts sensibly, even during unforeseeable crises.
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Although it seems to date from the past, its image represent a time capsule of today, showing the individuals of a community that has kept its treasured tradition alive despite changing times and unforeseeable obstacles.
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Each episode sets up one side for a surge that might overtake the other, and without fail, some unforeseeable folly or a random twist of fate undoes those efforts, sending everyone back to square one.
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Many did not have property insurance, as few people do in Mexico, and the developer has claimed the quake was unforeseeable, raising fears among the unit owners that the company may try to abdicate responsibility.
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In a filing, Triunfo said demand for passenger and cargo transportation at Viracopos has lagged expectations to "absolutely exorbitant and unforeseeable" levels due to reasons that do not fall under the control of the concession holder.
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That injury was initially thought of as an "isolated and unforeseeable incident," according to the indictment, until whistleblowers from Schlitterbahn revealed that park officials had allegedly covered up as many as 13 incidents in the past.
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At first, Caleb's death was considered an "isolated and unforeseeable incident" until whistleblowers from Schlitterbahn revealed that park officials had allegedly covered up as many as 13 previous injuries between 2014 and Caleb's death on Aug.
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If the airline says your flight is going to be delayed by two hours — not because of a hurricane or unforeseeable events but because of straightforward managerial incompetence — then you basically have to live with it.
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Clearly, Chinese authorities are anticipating contractual disputes between Chinese businesses and foreign counterparties and are attempting to streamline analysis of whether the COVID-19 pandemic constitutes a force majeure, or unforeseeable event that precludes contract performance.
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With the exception of Steven Spielberg's "The Post," most of these films were long in the works, hatched while the prospects of a Trump presidency and the #MeToo movement seemed unforeseeable, impossibly distant or just plain impossible.
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The exodus of money intensified, and another potential default loomed, leading a chastened Mr. Macri to accept a rescue from the dreaded I.M.F. Administration officials described the unraveling as akin to a natural disaster: unforeseeable and unavoidable.
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The fast spread of nCoV-2019 — more than 4,33 confirmed cases, including at least 106 deaths, as of Tuesday morning, and the figures will have risen by the time you read this — is startling but not unforeseeable.
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But there's also no way any honest observer of Washington couldn't envision Trump finding a way to self-sabotage so theatrically that he'd be embroiled in an impeachment process for something entirely unforeseeable a few weeks ago.
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Instead, District Attorney James Dunn said the "unprecedented, unexpected and unforeseeable wind" was the primary reason a fire at Chimney Tops II, an area in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, spread outside the park into nearby Gatlinburg.
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For the past two years and change, you've been experiencing unforeseeable changes in your home and career, and with the season finale on Monday morning, your feelings about having a healthy work/home balance are on full blast.
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All three men plead not guilty to the charges, contending that the unusually large size of the tsunami was unforeseeable and that any protective measures, had they been implemented, would've been futile anyway, according to the Japan Times.
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A group of professors and entrepreneurs have asked Germany's top court to block the purchase of corporate bonds by the Bundesbank for the ECB, arguing that the purchases carry unforeseeable risk and constitute an abuse of central banking power.
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It ought to go without saying that no truly left foreign policy can emerge prior to the unforeseeable refoundation of the United States as a truly left polity—one, that is, committed to overcoming rather than reinforcing world capitalism.
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And it would fight their lawsuits on the grounds that the massacre was unforeseeable and that evidence did not show the company was negligent in allowing Mr. Paddock to store an arsenal in his hotel room, court filings suggest.
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It was just yesterday that he drove to the Beirut port to fetch the equipment delivery for his business, only to be told that the militiamen who have overtaken the port have confiscated the shipment for the unforeseeable future.
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Caleb's death was initially thought of as an "isolated and unforeseeable incident" until whistleblowers from Schlitterbahn gave evidence indicating that park officials had allegedly covered up as many as 13 incidents in the past, according to a previous PEOPLE report.
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Younger, healthier individuals may not be sufficiently motivated by the "continuous coverage" requirement, and modest penalty for violating it, to sign up for coverage to avoid an abstract penalty if they happen to get sick sometime in the unforeseeable future.
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Trump's inability to recognize or avoid serious risk imposed great hardships on others — banks as well as contractors and workers who got stiffed — and, but for some unforeseeable luck, he came very close to having his entire business wiped out.
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Doctors were identified and booked, fees were paid, and then, more often than not, the events unfortunately could not take place owing to unforeseeable circumstances, but the terms of the agreements with the doctors stated that the speaking fees were nonreturnable.
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At that time, he had received more speaker's fees from SPEIK than any other medical practitioner, even though, unfortunately, all the much-anticipated events at which he had been billed to speak had had to be cancelled owing to unforeseeable factors.
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In its appeal, the EMA argues that it is a decentralised EU agency, has no power to operate as a "bare commercial landlord in a third country" and cannot benefit from the lease because of unforeseeable events over which it had no control.
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In the past year, I have had to answer questions about how I am a different and better Muslim than those terrorists that are namely Muslim, and I have had to talk about and learn self-defense to protect myself from unforeseeable incidents.
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The next time a big, multibillion-dollar tech company tries to plead ignorance on these matters or attempts to argue that it's facing unforeseeable and unique challenges, I hope someone remembers to show them this WSJ account of how things were in 1996.
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The campaign also faced unprecedented, unforeseeable challenges from the likes of Julian Assange, the head of WikiLeaks, who has been holed up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London for more than four years to avoid extradition to Sweden for questioning on rape allegations.
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He also noted the distinction between pure economic recessions — which he said can act to cull "weak areas of the economy" and promote "the type of creative destruction that makes an economy stronger" — and a downturn caused by an unforeseeable viral outbreak.
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"The advisory business of banking is a very costly model, and artificial intelligence can help to manage the data and to scale the advisory model in a way that was unforeseeable before," said Roberto Mancone, Deutsche Bank's global head of disruptive technologies and solutions.
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Barring an unforeseeable, if not miraculous, political recovery for Mr. Trump, the Republican exodus from his camp is expected to pick up pace in the coming days as lawmakers digest his debate performance and receive new polling on how voters are processing his apparent demise.
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Her fans know from reading about her over the years that these delays are usually related to unforeseeable flare-ups from chronic illnesses she says have plagued her since she was left bedridden for a year with a rare disease at the age of 14.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced this morning that he's reached a "great new" Brexit deal with the European Union — a statement almost unforeseeable one week ago, when Johnson seemed to be steaming toward a constitutional crisis over a potential "no deal" Brexit on the Oct.
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While park officials described Caleb's death as an "unforeseeable accident," one of the indictments in the case alleged that Schlitterbahn was well aware of the dangers of the Verrückt — which was named the world's tallest waterslide by Guinness World Records in 2014 — and opened it despite expert warnings.
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The modern multinational corporation — operating in dozens of countries; buying and selling products and raw materials in a slew of different currencies; seeking to protect itself from volatile prices, fluctuating foreign-exchange rates and sundry unforeseeable risks — needed banks that would provide much more than run-of-the-mill loans.
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To the detriment of hard-working Americans, political parties often present data on trade deals that support their partisan talking points while ignoring the sobering reality that trade economics and the success of specific policies rely on complicated data trends, advancements in technologies and often unforeseeable events to which markets can only react.
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" The deal text contains a disaster clause, yet to be formally invoked by Beijing, to allow for delays: "In the event that a natural disaster or other unforeseeable event outside the control of the Parties delays a Party from timely complying with its obligations under this Agreement, the Parties shall consult with each other.
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Simon Foster (Tom Hollander) — the Minister for International Development and a man with a considerable inferiority complex — accidentally says during a radio interview that a war in the Middle East is "unforeseeable," a baffling statement at any time but especially inconvenient during a period in which both the US and UK are considering intervention in the Middle East.
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But the idea that your negligence, your selfish momentary negligence, has now condemned your child to three weeks of waiting to discover whether they can save his feet, because the dad sneaked out to have an assignation and because the mum went out because she couldn't cope any more — the consequences are just so grim and unforeseeable and horrifying.
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If there is a national emergency, a financial downturn or some other unforeseeable event, it is far from clear that the coalition can hold, since little binds the parties together but a desire to have a say in governing — and to keep the extreme-right Party for Freedom, led by the anti-immigrant populist Geert Wilders, out of power.
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In the view of some Sanders advisers, the candidate's abrupt decline was a result of unforeseeable and highly unlikely events — most of all, the sudden withdrawal of two major candidates, Senator Amy Klobuchar and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who instantly threw their support to Mr. Biden and helped spur a rapid coalescing of moderate support behind his campaign.
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"We are deeply concerned by the Commission's departure from established channels of multilateral cooperation on tax policy in favor of a unilateral approach that, by imposing unforeseeable and retroactive penalties, risks chilling transatlantic commerce and investment and growth in the EU at the expense of U.S. taxpayers," President and CEO Dean Garfield said, echoing Treasury's sentiments.
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I like to be reminded occasionally of what Joseph Campbell called the sorrow of realizing that life feeds on other life, that ours is an impermanent and fragile world, susceptible to unforeseeable and life-ending phenomena: an orca attack on a newborn seal; a fallen bough in the path of a caribou fleeing a grizzly; an asteroid hurtling toward the Yucatán; the ascension of a bipedal, storytelling mammal, armed with a ship-mounted harpoon and a Biblical mandate to dominate and subdue.
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