Sentence examples for with tough consequences from inspiring English sources
"My call to world leaders attending this conference is to ensure that rape is named a war crime with tough consequences so that no other vulnerable person is attacked the way we were during the war".
And if circumstances land them in difficult times with tough consequences let them know that your love is not conditional and that you can face and surmount any challenge together.
But lawmakers believe it was tough sanctions pushed by Congress – not the White House – that brought Tehran to the table and see no reason not to spell out tough consequences if Iran does not comply with the interim deal.
Failure would incur tough consequences.
While it's too late to help the alleged victims of Sandusky, it is hoped that laws with tougher penalties and criminal consequences for non-reporting and a higher legal obligation to report will help future victims.
Opposing positions are solicited and hashed out, and Obama steers the debate with tough questions, often demanding more information than his advisers can provide, and brushing off a policy's political consequences.
4 This evolving crisis is now presenting Europe's leaders and citizens with tough moral questions.
Either way, it is a tough decision with real consequences.
Over the years, he said, there were simple cases and tough cases, and cases with dire consequences, like the model prisoner of 18 years who, shortly after his release, raped a teenage neighbor and set her home on fire.
The former US president Bill Clinton said the country had "watched him grow from the brash self-confidence of youth and success into a manhood full of religious and political convictions that led him to make tough choices and live with the consequences".
