"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".
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.
Nowhere is the potential harm caused by mechanical ventilation more evident than in the premature lung, which at birth is subject to the consequences of supplemental oxygen and mechanical ventilation.
"We are subjected to the consequences of 50 years of insufficiently controlled immigration, which has produced a failure of integration," Mr. Sarkozy said.
All participants in these proceedings that have resulted in unmeasurable harm for Volkswagen will be subject to the full consequences".
Surgical trainees are often subject to the negative consequences of medical error, and it is therefore important to determine how trainees cope with error and to find ways of supporting trainees when catastrophic events occur.
Schools that failed by an inch to meet their goals for one group of students -- say, students with disabilities -- got the same label and, over time, were subject to the same consequences as schools that were habitually failing all of their students by a mile.
But we know that there are many who shared our doubts on Iraq, and who are subject to the same anxiety about the consequences facing our two nations.
Such behavior, and the ethics governing it, are frequently subject to the law of unintended consequences.
There was no social action, he wrote, that was not subject to the law of unintended consequences.
