Sentence examples for consequences of attending from inspiring English sources

Police have sent hundreds of letters to anti-cuts activists warning them of the consequences of attending a 10,000-strong student demonstration in central London on Wednesday.

The second reason - the threat from China of the "consequences" of attending - is significant because China is reaching out across the world with economic muscle.

The consequences of attending thus change what is attended to [ 84, 85].

At the end of the hypothetical invitation letter, participants were asked to consider the consequences of their attending diabetes screening and to indicate their decision as to whether to go for screening or not, or to think more about the decision.

This is not to say that the presumption in favor of attending to all consequences and acting to promote the good cannot in particular circumstances be rebutted or overridden.

Since a direct checking procedure is ruled out we need a more theory-driven way of assessing the dispute between those who claim that the consequence of not attending to an item is that the item drops out of conscious experience and those who claim that inattention simply puts the subject in a poor epistemic position vis-à-vis the unattended items.

As an alternative, they have developed something called victimless meat, grown from cell cultures, which has the neat consequence of also attending to animal rights concerns, since there is no sentient life to speak of that is harmed by the consumption of such products.

MPs often get highly paid jobs on leaving parliament as a consequence of having attended parliament, they should therefore repay the loan" to "the introduction of a Prohibition of Deception Act" and "Dog owners who do not clean up after their dogs should be forced to wear the offending turd as a moustache for the rest of the day".

The move angered Beijing, which warned of "consequences" for governments attending the ceremony.

Even the technical, linguistically oriented "Rectification of Names" is liberally sprinkled with comments about the adverse social consequences attending the abuse and misuse of language.

The act utilitarian explanation for promissory obligations is that these obligations arise from the negative consequences that attend the breaking of promises, where these negative consequences are, at least in part, created by the effects of the promise on the promisee, specifically, the creation in the promisee of the expectation that the promiser will keep her promise.