Sentence examples for consequences of its action from inspiring English sources

"Our decision requires Google to change the way it operates and face the consequences of its action".

"The Soviet Union bears the responsibility for the consequences of its action," Mr. Reagan said.

This means the synthetic bird could, in principle, sing to itself – predicting both the exteroceptive and proprioceptive consequences of its action.

The German central bank, the Bundesbank, warned Wednesday that the Greek situation was "extremely worrying," and that "Greece would have to bear the consequences" of its actions if it refused to implement the austerity measures it agreed to undertake as part of its bailout accords.

Nye devoted his second session to ethics in leadership, separating a state's ethics into three dimensions: ends the state has, means it uses, and consequences of its actions.

The industry is guilty because it knew what the consequences of its actions might be.

The agency, opponents say, has not scientifically evaluated the consequences of its actions and has consistently understated the damage it does to "nontarget" species, like songbirds.

"This decision requires Google to change the way it operates, and to face the consequences of its actions," she added.

Higgins is able to make an all-powerful ship surprisingly sympathetic; Ananke may hurt others in its frustration, but it also does not understand the consequences of its actions.

When a state acts, it acts as a collective, and the consequences of its actions may be visited on the collectivity without distinguishing individual levels of culpability.

The computational mechanism is embedded in a living organism that uses it to process information and to represent the consequences of its actions.