Officials told MPs that staff involved in the failed project had suffered "consequences" including lost bonuses.
The perpetrators who have suffered consequences now range from Harvey Weinstein, who allegedly committed multiple assaults and deployed an army of agents to keep women silent, to Matt Taibbi, the journalist, who co-edited an aggressively misogynistic newspaper in Russia and co-wrote a fictionalized memoir which contained bragging about feats of sexual coercion.
Alderman Ed Smith, of the 28th Ward, who has served in the City Council for decades and has taken fishing trips with Mr. Mell, said that even if Mr. Blagojevich had not become embroiled in this corruption scandal, he would eventually have suffered consequences of his falling-out with the ward organization.
Ms. Frederique, of the Drug Policy Alliance, said that any state policy on recreational marijuana should also address the fallout from its old policies, including New Yorkers who had suffered consequences in housing, employment, child care and immigration because they were tainted by a marijuana arrest.
After a cabinet meeting, the Spanish government spokesman also expressed regret that people had "suffered consequences" during Sunday's vote - though he cast doubt on the numbers who had been injured.
Some of those dreamy locales have suffered consequences because of their popularity with cruise companies.
Mexico has suffered grave consequences from the import model.
All that can be said with great certainty is that Clattenburg has suffered the consequences.
Ennis-Hill has suffered the consequences of Russia's doping programme at first hand.
In short, Mr. Nazarbayev has suffered no consequences for his rejection of the democracy agenda.
>Throughout its history, Turkey, which lies above a seismically active plate boundary, has suffered enormous consequences from high magnitude earthquakes.
