Sentences with phrase «now facing the consequences»

If this process led to the collapse of Christendom, it nevertheless is a product of Christendom, and faith must now face the consequences of a nondialectical union of time and eternity.

Mr. Scarborough abused his public office for personal gain and now faces the consequences of his actions,» Mr. DiNapoli said.

«Senseless gun violence will never be tolerated in Brooklyn and this defendant will now face the consequences of his poor choices.»

He said Mr Banwait was «playing a dangerous game» and is now facing the consequences.

Not exact matches

Several news outlets are reporting that ISIS — the Islamic militant force taking over vast swathes of Iraq — is now forcing Christian residents to pay a special «jizya» tax or face severe consequences.

Galupo also writes that: Right now, Romney boosters like Levin are chortling over the political difficulty Obama faces as a consequence of having paid for new spending rather than finance it through deficits.

For which now we have to face the consequences for, since the days of old until today people, there is no way to get around it, but everyman is responsible for his own righteousness anyway, as written in Ezekiel 14 vs. 14,16,18 and 20, and in Jeremiah 31v30, and Ezekiel 18.

It is assumed that men have had their opportunity and made their choice in this world and must now face the eternal consequences.

Now he must face the consequences.

Despite this, she could be deported at any time and given the now high - profile nature of her case, is likely to face severe consequences back in Iran.

Probably no coincidnce that drill - baby - drill Texas is getting some in your face consequences of the impact of all that dirty energy right now.

While schools might someday face consequences for playing these players, it's not clear that the NCAA would suddenly declare any of them ineligible right now.

vs. leaving the child to his own demise — which is what I do now, and then allow him to face the «natural consequences») is SO worth a try!!

Now that your teen is facing serious life consequences from their actions it is critical that you find someone to help them to improve their life.

We are now witness to the consequences of that inaction, and faced with a more entrenched problem given that trust in the police and the perceived authority will now be incredibly damaged.

To paraphrase George Osborne (and Fraser Nelson in the News of the World) the Tory leadership did not fix the party's finances during the good economic times and are now facing very difficult decisions as a consequence.

And the outcomes «may alter the view of hybridization in animals as some form of mistake,» comments Loeske Kruuk of the University of Edinburgh, «because it is now clear that we can not take the consequences for fitness at face value.»

Restating, the researchers now think that children who have autism as a consequence of inherited factors have less general cognitive damage than those with severe de novo mutations, which, says Wigler, in puzzling on the face of it.

Advocates for greater oversight are now watching whether other clinics flying under the regulatory radar — which potentially number in the hundreds — will face any consequences.

Again, these points are more hypothetical than concrete, but I'd rather «play it safe» than, ten years from now, face possible health consequences of high - gluten dieting.

Realizing that she can no longer play the roles she played when she was twenty, the now forty - year - old European actress Maria Enders (Juliette Binoche, «Godzilla») faces the consequences of the passage of time.

«With a state plan now imminent, we are urging the governor to revisit the decision to rescind $ 250 million in aid to New York City students and teachers, who by no fault of their own will face the unfortunate consequences of the failure of their local leaders to get the job done,» Schleifer said.

As a consequence, parents now face record unemployment.

Accordingly, across the country we now have teachers, justifiably nervous, who without telling their students that their professional lives are on the line — which is true in many cases — or otherwise lying to their students (e.g., your grades on these tests will be used to place you into college)-- which is false in all cases — could face serious consequences, now because their students who as per Cuomo don't have to care about their test performance (e.g., for five years)

I interpret this case to mean that agents in the future will now be required to verify all the contents of an SPIS or face the consequences in a regulatory hearing.

As a consequence of decades of censorship and suppression artists now face a terrible and unprecedented uphill struggle for recognition.

We, as youth are going to have to grow up to face the consequences of what the world does, or fails to do now.

In the first week of the meeting, Zhao Baige, vice minister of the National Population and Family Planning Commission, said the policies had some mixed consequences, with the country now aging and facing a paucity of girls.

Never before has it been possible for people from all over the world to access the latest information and collectively seek solutions to the challenges which face our planet, and not a moment too soon: the year 2015 was the hottest in human history, and the Great Barrier Reef is suffering the consequences of warming oceans right now.

The Media Watch attack dogs were released in response to a direction from Pac Hydro — which is (as a consequence of Cooper's work) now squarely in the gun, facing $ millions in damages claims from its victims at Cape Bridgewater.

We face now not a binary choice between communism and capitalism (if ever we did) but rather the realization that capitalism has had unintended consequences.

I think there is a further step required to «equitably» identify who should face what level of the total consequences of the now more challenging rapid reduction of burning of fossil fuels.

It's bad enough fish already have to deal with the consequences of overfishing; now, according to a new study authored by a team of UBC fisheries scientists, dozens will be faced with the prospect of extinction by 2050.

The idea that «you can say it, you just have to face the consequences» isn't enough and hasn't been for quite a while now.

Auto insurance is now compulsory in all 50 states, which means you could face serious consequences if caught without it.

Exchanges must now enroll and register with the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), or else face «criminal offense and civil penalty consequences.»

As a study revealed earlier this year that online bullying has now overtaken traditional forms of bullying, with 12 % of children now experiencing cyberbulling compared to 9 % face - to - face, it is important to educate young people, parents and teachers about the consequences and harmful effects bullying through technology can have.

State policymakers now understand that children and youth in foster care face long - term risks from their exposure to violence, child maltreatment and other adverse childhood experiences and are anxious to identify and implement strategies that will minimize the long - term consequences for children and the costs to state budgets.

My daughter, in exchange for her compliance with the accusation received a 2013 Infiniti and now doesn't want to see me because ``... she resents me so much» after I was clear about the consequences of forgery, a third degree felony for which I was facing litigation.

I interpret this case to mean that agents in the future will now be required to verify all the contents of an SPIS or face the consequences in a regulatory hearing.

is basically made redundant, by his other statement: «I interpret this case to mean that agents in the future will now be required to verify all the contents of an SPIS or face the consequences in a regulatory hearing.