Sentence examples for consequences a statement from inspiring English sources

"It was stressed that the Russian side's actions were not a fight against terror, but they bombed civilian Turkmen villages and this could lead to serious consequences," a statement from the Turkish foreign ministry said at the time.

"Ultimately, theirs is one of the most riveting stories of our time: a modern-day Greek tragedy about money, power, lies, family, truth and consequences," a statement from the publisher said.

It pointed out that the officer had told the child "to behave the way you're supposed to or you suffer the consequences," a statement that indicated the handcuffing was punitive.

The operational guidelines specified that the consent form should include: i) the right to refuse participation; ii) the right to withdraw from participation at any time without adverse consequences; iii) a statement emphasizing that participation was voluntary; iv) specification of a contact person to discuss/explain details of project; and v) assertion of confidentiality.

Although lacking in legal consequences, a clear statement that the U.S.G.

"We will discuss the situation with him and in that light decide over further consequences," a federation statement said.

Updated at 9.10pm GMT 5.51pm GMT Lavrov promises 'consequences' for the west Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has told US secretary of state John Kerry in a call that sanctions are "absolutely unacceptable" and "will not remain without consequences", a ministry statement reports.

Deduction, in logic, a rigorous proof, or derivation, of one statement (the conclusion) from one or more statements (the premises)—i.e., a chain of statements, each of which is either a premise or a consequence of a statement occurring earlier in the proof.

One would have to be a damned fool to not see the logical consequences of such a statement as Anderson's, and of course the Weekly Standard does not publish the work of fools nor employ them as editors nor depend on them for their readership.

"The outbreak of fighting between ISIS and other Syrian rebel groups on 3 January made it inevitable that [al-Qaeda head Ayman] Zawahiri and [al-Qaeda command] would have to issue a decisive ruling with permanent consequences," Lister said in a statement emailed to reporters.

"This is an area where we want to be very attuned to unintended consequences," she said in a statement.