Sentence examples for concrete consequences from inspiring English sources

Despite a lack of agreement on how best to measure quality, metrics are being applied broadly, with concrete consequences for doctors, nurses, hospitals and patients.

Whatever its precise scope, the ruling will have concrete consequences for countless people employed by religious groups to perform religious work.

Fourth, Israel is pushing the EU-3 to define benchmarks that would signal a failure of the process, and to identify the concrete consequences of such failure.

Those who refused to sign the document had put themselves "outside the organised system of sea rescues, with all the concrete consequences that can have", the ministry said.

Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said the talks had been "frank and open," although they had not resulted in "any concrete consequences or conclusions".

The cuts represent some of the first concrete consequences of a fiscal crisis in New York State that until now had mostly been restricted to ominous words from politicians.

The court must decide whether to uphold Spahr's 2010 censure, a symbolic reprimand that carries no concrete consequence, for defying the church by officiating at the nuptials of 16 same-sex couples in California.

This may apply especially when looking at concerns related to a trauma, which is a specific event with sometimes very concrete worrying consequences such as physical injuries and the need for further operations.

The company plays a key role in creating and maintaining Britain's built environment and its products, including aggregates, cement and concrete have consequences for people and the environment.

Although the effect of water saturation has been investigated for clay-bearing rocks, ceramics and concrete, its consequences on the mechanical behaviour of brick masonry still requires in-depth elucidation.

In its place they offered a few sentences about "fair" and "universal" accountability but nothing concrete about consequences.