Sentence examples for formal repercussions from inspiring English sources
Electoral Candidates children (Romney) state they want to punch the president in the face during debates with no formal repercussions.
The first formal repercussions from a cheating scandal in the Atlanta school district were handed down Thursday by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission.
Among this year's notable premières are the wild man Keith Hennessy's riffs on appropriation, with his take on "Le Sacre du Printemps"; Tere O'Connor's examination of the formal repercussions of repressed sexuality, in "Undersweet," a duet for Michael Ingle and Silas Riener; and the second part of Miguel Gutierrez's mid-career meditation "Age & Beauty".
Perhaps more troublingly, the vast majority of the violations carried no formal repercussions.
Although this formal excitement was eventually to have enormous repercussions, none of the era's big directors, not even the ones who subsequently worked with Toland Williamam Wyler, Howard Hawks, George Cukor — seemed to regard Welles's achievement as a serious model.
They were afraid of the legal repercussions, so those shots were more formal.
Also, the evidence suggests that the definition of formal systems in this context can differ from the traditional one, with wide repercussions on the MCS analysis frameworks.
I did not report the incident, fearing that such an action might have regrettable negative repercussions for the driver, as for me as the "witness," if these New Jersey troopers learned that formal complaints had been made against them.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
