In this day and age, when leaders make mistakes, we cannot dissociate ourselves from the consequences by claiming that we weren't kept informed.
His arrest early Wednesday morning on a misdemeanor drunken driving charge in Scottsdale, Ariz., was behaviorally true to form — a man-child acting impulsively, living dangerously and ducking the consequences by trying to speak comically.
This activity for secondary students from the British Red Cross helps pupils understand the consequences by asking them questions like what they would take with them if they had to leave their home at a moment's notice.
Stevenson has been reprimanded by Eisenhower for indulging in humor and wit, and Mr. Stevenson has very properly been warned of the consequences by his own party leaders, who are worried.
After efforts to arrange a private rescue failed, the Treasury Department, Federal Reserve and White House decided not to rescue it, but instead to try to limit the consequences by putting "foam on the runway," as the New York Federal Reserve chief at the time, Timothy F. Geithner, put it.
Tressel said he wanted to make sure that the players would not "skirt the consequences" by playing in the Sugar Bowl, then declaring for the N.F.L. draft and avoiding punishment.
'Daddy sows the seeds in the morning, and guess who gets to reap the consequences by nightfall?'.
"Normally, sewer overflows are just discharged into waterways and humans that generate the sewage can avoid the consequences by avoiding the water," said John Lipscomb of the clean water advocacy group Riverkeeper.
As ptc-Gal4 driven Nicd primarily causes elongation of the disc in one axis, we assessed the consequences by measuring the ratio between the A/P and D/V dimensions.
Students tend to procrastinate, then they regret it when they have to pay the consequences by staying up all night and/or failing the class.
