Sentences with phrase «consequences for any action»

The best thing about Ultron is that his origins paved the way for Stark and the heroes in the MCU to face serious consequences for their actions, starting with «Captain America: Civil War.»

This includes establishing a much higher level of accountability and consequence for our actions and the impact we have on customers.

This does not mean there aren't any consequences for our actions — just means that I believe that God's essence is pure love and that, at the end, «love wins.»

The point is that ideas have powerful consequences for action when there is a direct relationship between their content and the crucial interests of those who hold them already or hear them for the first time.

People should be ready to take consequences for their actions.

We all have consequences for our actions and our beliefs.

Love however is a bedfellow with justice and justice for the oppressed must mean that the oppressor experience consequences for their actions.

I know that there are consequences for actions, and I do believe that there is separation from God for unbelievers.

It is extremely rare that a scientist has any sort of radical god belief; if they do have one, it is very mild and does not require that people suffer eternally as a consequence for actions during life.

I don't like the clickbait nature of the reporting and nor do I think that a cash cow like McG is really going to pay just consequences for his actions.

He knows there are no consequences for his actions.

The only reason even a few of the evil cops are somewhat facing actual consequences for their actions is because they're getting filmed and it shoots down any lie they or the police union tries to spin to save their sorry asses.

I like that concept... tangible consequences for actions.

And then come back, talk about it, and explain the consequences for their actions.

Let the police know you're hoping your child will learn that there are consequences for his actions now, before he reaches adulthood and the consequences become more severe.

Allow him to pay the natural consequences for his actions.

Kids need to understand that there are consequences for their actions.

Wonderful article and I hope that more young mothers will try to follow your example... as long as children are aware that there are consequences for every action, there is no need to be cruel or to hit the child... but you do have to be consistent because children don't even begin to have abstract thought (cause and effect) until they reach 13 or 14 and, even then, it's sketchy... I think the illusion that because a woman has a child that automatically makes her a good mother has been dangerous for our children... I know a woman who used to say, ``... if you don't have power when you're a mother, when do you get power?»

It's supposed to reach through the child's strong, defensive will and create a memory of negative consequence for their actions.

I have to teach them that there are consequences for their actions in a way that gets their attention.

It teaches consequences for actions and decisions and will hopefully serve as a reminder the next time a child wants to go overboard with chaos.

As a parent you still need to be positive and patient with the four year old, however at the same time there does need to be consequences for their actions at this age.

If you experience a power struggle with your child tell them, «You already know the consequences for your actions!»

There are two types of consequences for action logical and natural.

Consequences for actions should be natural or logical.

He said the only way to ensure absolute accountability was to let politicians and all Ghanaians know that there are strict sanctions or consequences for their actions.

«People who do the wrong thing will see the consequences for that action, and that is a principle should apply to everybody».

It will go a long way in helping to protect our nurses when patients realize there will be consequences for their actions.

The bully now can wrap him or herself in anonymity and suffer no consequences for their actions.

In a two - page letter addressed to Brooklyn federal Judge Dora Irizarry, Sampson wrote that he «[accepts] that there are consequences for my actions.»

Unfortunately they're still operating with impunity (no punishment and no consequences for their actions).

The rich at play in a city where they own the police and avoid any consequences for their actions.

Though I understand what the director was trying to accomplish with his satirical deconstruction of the typical spring break mindset (a heightened reality where there are no consequences for your actions), it doesn't change the fact that it's essentially a badly executed experimental film disguised as a mainstream crime drama.

Are there any consequences for their actions?

Despite being reprimanded by their commanding officer whenever they step too far out of line, there are no real consequences for their actions; if anything their brazen disregard of basic protocol feels like a cry for help.

And it is interesting to see how humans would act if they knew there were never any consequences for their actions because the next day they could wake up and just redo it.

Along with consequences for actions that are often mild (if even evident), repeated profanities, sexual comments and a religious jab wear at the film's suitability.

In Drag Me to Hell, she pisses off one mean old gypsie hag and the consequences for her actions are quite dire.

The characters become less and less appealing the more we see them on screen and sadly only have to face small consequences for their actions.

Most important, Parlin believes, is for teachers not to be immobilized by fear of consequences for their actions when calling out harmful behavior.

Contracts also increase learner commitment and motivation because they know that there will be consequences for their actions, even if those consequences are disappointing themselves or their online instructors.

However, if you give in, a pattern will be established, and you can bet it will be a struggle to get your students to believe that there are consequences for their actions.

We've seen unarmed Black and Brown people gunned down by state agents who face few — if any — consequences for their actions.

In traffic, we are largely anonymous, secure in our own enclosures, and there is little actual human contact or immediate consequence for our actions - at least until that guy with the gun rack on the pickup truck you gave the finger to pulls up alongside you at the traffic light!

In the working world there are grave consequences for my actions that don't just affect me, but reverberate throughout my company and beyond.

It seems logical that people could use their good parenting skills to raise their dogs, including setting limits and using natural consequences for actions.

Creating designer breeds or low quality purebreds is pretty easy money when you think about the fact that there is very little expense involved since you do not have to pay big bucks or sign an extensive agreement (that of good breeders would rival any adoption agency) and there's no money invested in health testing, adhering to a code of ethics, no breed club or peers to answer to for any sort of breeding malpractices and absolutely no consequences for their actions.

If he and his family are being threatened, perhaps that's just small consequence for his actions.

The game transforms you into one of its many hazards, and you face no consequences for your actions.

The only real concern is that there are literally no consequences for any action taken in the game.