Sentence examples for official consequences from inspiring English sources

I covered this disaster in less detail then, because it was only one case and news story among many having to do with net neutrality, and having no official consequences (the motion, after all, was denied) it was only worth touching on in brief.

While I heard rumors about plans for increased police enforcement, getting caught in the act, like other police encounters, is still likely to be resolved with a few baht, the local currency, rather than official consequences.

This is the biggest official consequence to come to Mark Driscoll for his years of ministry abuse.

The President who screened "Thirteen Days" at the White House obviously did not conduct the kind of exercise depicted in that film, in which a President, at the brink of war, elaborately seeks all possible information, tries to expose himself to every argument, and debates with his top officials the consequences of every possible course of action.

The half-day excursions by the advocacy group Communities for a Better Environment were begun in 1994 as a way to show a handful of government officials the consequences of their decisions in low-income and predominantly Latino communities.

A Republican tactic against the Democrats, he said, is to eliminate all white officials of consequence, so white voters will not identify with the Democratic party.

A scholar based in the United States who does research in Tibet told me, "Skewed official reports have consequences for tour operators in Tibet".

"The question becomes whether or not these companies want to be complicit in Chinese authoritarianism". Failure to follow the official line has consequences.

Mr. Schumer and Roger C. Altman, an investment banker and former Clinton administration Treasury official, said the consequences for the nation's economy could be dire if the government defaulted for the first time in its history or if the debt-ceiling talks were pushed to the brink.

Proposals include tax reform, fiscal discipline, flexible exchange rates and robust inflation targeting by an independent central bank all of which the PT has been accused of forsaking, with dire consequences: official GDP figures released earlier in the day showed Brazil sliding into recession in the second quarter.The programme also brought a number of welcome surprises.

A South Korean official promised "searing consequences" for the North.