Sentence examples for consequences attach from inspiring English sources

In those countries in which specific legal consequences attach to commercial transactions, it is necessary to develop a precise definition of what constitutes a commercial transaction.

The unions have been pushing for a pause in consequences attached to the new tests.

Yet the legal consequences attached to these alternatives may be different.

They were thus apprised of whatever legal consequences attached to the formation of the district with their lands in it.

All that the statute does by force of section 3 is to standardize the form, at least in some particulars, when bonds are freely given, and to define the consequences attaching to the standard thus prescribed.

There are economic consequences attached to the officially sanctioned victory, of course (with residuals, Pacquiao, the former WBO welterweight champion, will earn $25m£15.6m $16m $16morere than his opponent) but the acknowledgment of the masses, however partial, has become at least an equally legitimate statement in an era of often appalling decisions.

We know from research that accountability policies are most effective when there are real consequences attached.

Yet, despite the drastic consequences attached to removal, the system provides few checks and balances to the exercise of discretion.

But with all the self esteem building trinkets for our age appropriate successes, there are rarely ever consequences attached to failure.

Insulin isn't the only drug affected by the tangled web of regulations and closed-door industry dynamics, but it is one of the few with life-or-death consequences attached to its price tag.

Many of the measures used to assess the components were developed in low-stakes settings, such as research studies or self assessments, where there were few, if any, consequences attached to a particular score.