Sentence examples for consequences for which from inspiring English sources

Entering an emergency meeting of Israel's security cabinet Wednesday night, Mr. Barak warned that continuing violence could have "very difficult consequences, for which the Palestinians would bear responsibility, and which will not be good for anyone".

Returning the issue to the "political forum" means that every candidate of both parties for every federal and state legislative and executive office, and probably many other positions, will soon have to declare as pro-choice or pro-life — not in the abstract, but knowing that their positions entail real consequences for which they will be accountable.

"It is quite right that they and their families are given adequate support to help them cope with consequences for which they are entirely blameless". The increased payments, which follow the setting up of a financial review group by the Scottish government, were welcomed by patients groups.

This industry opposition poses disastrous consequences for which railroad companies are not prepared.

If I have rights, certainly if I have freedom, my actions have consequences for which someone will be held responsible.

And every solution do will have unintended and unforeseen consequences for which we will have to find other solutions.

The reason is simply that there are rational consequence relations for which Quaker ¬worker and whence Rational Monotonicity does not yield the desired Quaker ∧ worker Pacifist.

Spanish business leaders – many of them Catalans – have said independence would have dire consequences for Catalonia, which would lose its main market, and for Spain, which relies on the region for almost one-fifth of its economic output.

Spanish business leaders – many of them Catalans – have said independence would have dire consequences for Catalonia, which would lose its main market, as well as for Spain, which relies on the region for almost one-fifth of its economic output.

The consequences for Ukraine, which already faces profound economic and social problems, would be disastrous.

The consequences for Andersen, which is struggling to retain the confidence of its auditing and consulting clients, could be greater.