Sentence examples for faced meaningful consequences from inspiring English sources

Moscow has not faced meaningful consequences since attacking a Ukrainian Navy vessel and capturing 24 sailors last month in the Sea of Azov.

Yet few subprime executives have faced meaningful consequences.

Obama said that if Vietnam or any other countries in TPP do not meet the pact's labor requirements, "they'll face meaningful consequences".

And if Vietnam, or any of the other countries in this trade agreement don't meet these requirements, they'll face meaningful consequences...

This case means that if we are targeted for our racial, ethnic, or religious identities, the justice system may not even weigh the impact, nor ensure the perpetrator faces meaningful consequences that matches the seriousness of what they have done".

"We are deeply disappointed that both Democratic nominees, Eric Gonzalez and Cy Vance, continue to use unfair bail practices to perpetuate a racist two-tier justice system, leaving people of color to suffer in Rikers Island while powerful and well-connected criminals face no meaningful consequences," NYC-DSA wrote in a statement.

"There are never any meaningful consequences.

With no meaningful consequences, such governments feel increasingly emboldened.

The Russians' last operations were effective and solicited no meaningful consequences.

Will all the above social and political action mentioned above have real and meaningful consequences?

"If there are meaningful consequences, there could be a meaningful healing," he said.