Sentence examples for consequences up from inspiring English sources

Mr. P ta had said last week, "We will accept all the consequences up to the highest level of the company, that is to say up to myself".

All employees are expected to uphold these principles and failure to do so will result in consequences up to and including dismissal".

"When the inquiry is finished, we will accept all the consequences up to the highest level of the company, that is to say up to myself," Mr. Pélata told Le Figaro.

For example, in this text Boethius introduces the distinction between natural and accidental consequences, which then remains the main subdivision of consequences up until the 14th century (when it is surpassed by the distinction between formal and material consequences).

Once an undisclosed source leaked said statements to TMZ, they instigated a veritable shitstorm of consequences, up to and including Sterling's aforementioned ban from the NBA.

We take action when we get reports of bullying or students using harassing language and there are consequences, up to and including expulsion.

He suggests that, in consequence, up to 8,000 retailers will no longer find it economic to sell magazines or, as a result, newspapers as well.

In consequence, up to 14% of German ICUs already have direct access to an on-site BC incubation device.

As a consequence up to 20% of the patients develop acute and chronic rectal toxicity of grade 2 or higher after dose-escalated IMRT [ 5, 6].

As a consequence, up to 50% of depression cases will go unnoticed [ 48] and only 18% of women diagnosed with depression will seek professional help [ 49].

Surprisingly, high doses of γ4λhuCD152 mAb display synergism with the natural ligand CD80 but not CD86 with a consequence up to 50% enrichment of CD80 binding to CTLA-4-muIg.