Sentence examples for connect consequences from inspiring English sources

Implementing a uniform national training programme makes it possible to connect consequences to the already established yearly national progress exam.

Don't give too many warnings, ADHD kids will not connect consequences to their behavior if too many warnings are given and will learn nothing.

Accordingly, the Canon proposes that we "connect appropriate consequences with their rule a priori, and thus carry with them promises and threats" (A811/B839).

HGi is here introduced as the object of hope, one that is rationally justified in order that morality's "majestic ideas" can be accepted as commands for us, which they "could not be if they did not connect appropriate consequences with their rule a priori, and thus carry with them promises and threats" (A811/B840).

Always say what happened, so they know what they did wrong and connect the consequence with the act.

Conversely, our results in this paper strive to concretise recurrent set of circumstances into patterns that can quickly be reused in practice to avoid connected nasty consequences.

However, few studies have connected the consequences of age-associated TCR signaling defects to changes in inducible gene expression.

The similar trends in OCI between senescence and progeria may suggest that the perturbation of the lamina has comparable consequences, independent of its cause, and that these consequences connect the nuclear changes seen in both cell types.

History requires a century or more for the dots to connect and the consequences to be fully apparent.

"We've got to connect people with the consequences".

In today's world of short attention spans and media-fed indignation where opinion polls reveal a public thirst for heavier punishments in a vain search for deterrence, people forget that to be deterred you need to have an imagination and an intellectual ability that allows you to connect behaviour with its consequences.