The academic, an old friend of Mr. Bo's who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Mr. Bo told him in two telephone conversations before his dismissal that he was confident he would weather the scandal but was resigned to accept possible repercussions.
Could juryless trials have repercussions elsewhere?
Actions have repercussions.
An Uber driver who says he earned less than the minimum wage has told a tribunal about the "tremendous pressure" he was put under to work long hours and accept jobs, and the "repercussions" he faced from the company if he cancelled a pick-up.
Several lawmakers and other state officials said that the governor and the Legislature were going to have to decide whether taxpayers or ratepayers were going to bear the real cost of the crisis, many billions of dollars, and accept potentially painful political repercussions.
As a practicing family physician for 36 years, I have come to believe in the seven essential R's of an apology: it should be Rapid (as in right away when the error is discovered), show true Remorse, Recognize explicitly the error, accept Responsibility, acknowledge the Repercussions for the patient, offer Restitution or repair, and close with a Repetition of the opening words: I'm sorry.
The public should no longer accept these shortcomings as repercussions of tech giants irresponsibly prioritizing growth and efficiency.
All that being said, if ever you find yourself facing a checkpoint where officers have no strict code of conduct to abide by and you're still desperate to get fucked up, be sure to choose your methods wisely and accept any of the repercussions if things start to get all gnar-gnar.
Santana, for his part, allowed himself to get lost in the moment, deciding on the mound to chase the achievement and accepting the future repercussions, whatever they might be.
One said he was put under "tremendous pressure" to work long hours and accept jobs, adding there were "repercussions" from the company if he cancelled a pickup.
Teachable moments for smoking counseling have been linked to specific ecological contexts such as hospitalization [ 25, 36] or pregnancy [ 37], when patients may be more primed to accept that smoking has negative repercussions for health.
