Sentence examples for demand consequences from inspiring English sources

"They understand that their actions demand consequences," Miami Athletic Director Shawn Eichorst said.

"It is now increasingly up to the Catholic people, not just priests, not just laypeople, not just the cardinals, not just the pope, but all Catholic people to create and demand consequences," Mr. Schervish said.

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

I understand that accountability demands consequences, and I'm prepared to accept them.

But it's a first step toward a first step: an acknowledgment that harassment exists, that it's wrong, that it demands consequences, and perhaps most important that the people in charge know it.

President Obama had posted his own Facebook message in response to say the country had a "serious problem" with "racial bias, year after year". There were retaliatory shootings of police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge, and peaceful demonstrations in 37 cities, during which protesters marched and demanded consequences.

Bureaucrats and elected officials bailed them out without demanding consequences.

But it also destroyed Spock's home planet of Vulcan — an occurrence that Mr. Lindelof called "our 9/11 event in the 'Trek'-verse" — and this seemed to demand further consequences in the sequel.

Besides the positive effect of cost savings, the reduction of peak energy demand has consequences for the handling time.

When presenting or framing their work, neoliberal economists tend to tell stories about supply and demand, unintended consequences, and transaction costs in order to justify certain policy positions.

It must also be more than the women who speak out, take the toughest stands and demand real consequences.