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The sources added the government proposal had always allowed for the industry not to participate in the proposed system of voluntary self-regulation, but there would be steep consequences further down the line with law-breaking newspapers that hadn't joined facing higher costs and exemplary damages.

They bear steep consequences, in academic success and their adult futures.

Evidence indicates that patients can face steep consequences for preoperatively expressing limitations to their post-operative life-sustaining care [ 26, 27].

WASHINGTON -- Five months after the Senate Intelligence Committee released its gruesome report on the CIA's post-9/11 torture program, someone is finally paying steep professional consequences.

Mauna Loa is a typical shield volcano in form, taking the shape of a long, broad dome extending down to the ocean floor whose slopes are about 12° at their steepest, a consequence of its extremely fluid lava.

Motor carriers employing commercial drivers encounter steep economic consequences from accidents resulting from impaired or incapacitated drivers.

The economic consequence is steep.

They see him taking the risk of higher inflation to break the credit crunch and to prevent the economy from falling into what he fears could be a steep decline with deflationary consequences.

But perhaps the penalties need to be steeper because such consequences certainly aren't dissuading manatee harassment across the state.

One consequence of that steep growth will be higher carbon dioxide emissions, expected to increase 57percentt over the next 25 years, the agency said.

Travelling from the main road to the park headquarters, the steep switchbacks were of little consequence to our ex-army truck transport.