Sentence examples for consequences under from inspiring English sources

The thinking behind the decision was to encourage governments to prepare for the full range of potential consequences under climate change.

When the news emerged this week that Margaret Seltzer had fabricated her gang memoir, "Love and Consequences," under the pseudonym Margaret B. Jones, many in the publishing industry and beyond thought: Here we go again.

"We are continuing to generate significant cash offshore and repatriating this cash will result in significant tax consequences under current U.S. tax law," the company's chief financial officer, Peter Oppenheimer, said last week.

However, mass elections had quite different purposes and consequences under the one-party communist regimes of eastern Europe and the Soviet Union during the period from the end of World War II to 1989 90.

For instance, Nebraska's attorney general recently warned the owner of a patent for scanning documents directly to e-mail that it would suffer serious consequences under the state's consumer-protection laws if it harassed local businesses.

The decision by Commissioner Roger Goodell was being closely watched because the league had insisted throughout the lockout that players would still be subject to consequences under the personal-conduct policy.

As a consequence, under-estimation of survival rates could have happened.

The myriad consequences of under-age drinking?

But even with screenings, some competitive runners still end up suffering the consequences of under-eating.

Absent federal mandates, accountability will vary wildly and in many cases, cease altogether unless parents organically unite to demand consequences for under-performance.

The consequences for under-resourced health systems can be substantial.