Sentence examples for repercussions for using from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time University of Georgia students have faced repercussions for using the n-word.

At the rally on Tuesday, some vendors said that officers had told them that there could be repercussions for using their phones to record events.

To the contrary, authorities said Wednesday, Gliniewicz staged his suicide as it became clear that he could face repercussions for using the youth program to facilitate his thefts.

Officers are heavily protected by the justice system: They typically do not face legal repercussions for using lethal force against civilians, and when someone kills an officer, they are usually swiftly prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

"If in fact we make a choice to have repercussions for the use of chemical weapons, then the Assad regime will have received a pretty strong signal that in fact it had better not do it again," Obama told PBS.

Harsh legal repercussions for marijuana use have been the scourge of Tunisia's young and poor since Law 52 was first adopted in 1992.

He said that there were few repercussions for residents who used drugs, but that he dismissed guards whom he found with alcohol on their breath.

Instead of the Slim Shady alias he used on his previous album (which, incidentally, won two Grammy awards for "rap" without any repercussions), Eminem uses his real name in the title of "The Marshall Mathers LP".

Meanwhile, their guests inside the camp – the real victims of the crisis – are resentful that intervention hasn't already taken place, angry that Putin has talked Assad out of any real repercussions for his alleged use of chemical weapons.

It would have considerable repercussions for compensation practice from 1956 onwards.

But their penny-pinching has had serious repercussions for the small businesses that used to perform those tasks for them.