Sentence examples for may face for from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the American Justice Department reduced the maximum fine BP may face for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster by $3.4bn a week before the trial is due to begin on what may well be one of the worst environmental disasters in history.

condemnation we may face for our actions.

This week the UN human rights office also called for Rajab's immediate release, saying his detention sends "a chilling message to other activists of the consequences they may face for any criticism of authorities".

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis). is trying to pre-empt criticism he and his party may face for refusing to move forward on President Barack Obama's expected Supreme Court nominee, arguing Tuesday that "doing nothing is also an action" and indicating a willingness to possibly vote on a candidate.

Still though, police are looking for Arroyo who may face charges for prowling and I, for one, have a few questions for our licker.

Lord William Nimmo Smith's inquiry on behalf of the SFA last week deemed Rangers chairman Whyte "not fit and proper" to run a club and Rangers may face punishment for this for bringing the game into disrepute.

The Liberal Democrats, having been the engine of progress in this whole field for so long, may face challengers for their crown as prime reformers.

He may face demands for an accounting when he returns.

Four carriers as yet unidentified may face fines for not following the agency's safety directives.

The threat of smallpox may face us for the first time in over 20 years".

He also said that she may face punishment for the incident along with her harassers, and possibly expulsion.