Sentence examples for subject to consequences from inspiring English sources

Ensure that "adequate yearly progress" by schools and states is clear, ambitious and subject to consequences.

These people's behavior and interactions with the police are subject to consequences from the most violent members of the community.

The decision by Commissioner Roger Goodell was being closely watched because the league had insisted throughout the lockout that players would still be subject to consequences under the personal-conduct policy.

"I can no longer allow my family, my dear friends, my dedicated staff and cabinet to be subjected to consequences that my past actions have brought upon them," he said at a Monday afternoon press conference.

"We are storing vast amounts of materials that remain highly volatile and subject to unthinkable consequences if placed in the wrong hands," he wrote.

"And then we'll be subject to the consequences that come when we're not able to meet our moral obligation to help all students meet a rising standard".

The signatories go on to say that anyone found to have violated the corporate ban is subject to "serious consequences, including forfeiture of the candidate's right to office and felony penalties".

Whether they're subject to the consequences of their own poor decisions or victims of an unkind global economy, (generally speaking) institutions are strapped for cash.

Through the combination of these extinction events, we see that many natural systems may become increasingly unstable and subject to unexpected consequences with changes to the matrix environment.

Because they tend to walk and bike more than other age groups, school-age pedestrians are particularly vulnerable for reasons of increased exposure and are subject to greater consequences when injury occurs due to anatomical factors like greater head to body ratio (Wazana et al. 1997).

Any actions or activities that expose an animal to extreme anxiety or suffering are subject to legal consequences.