Sentences with phrase «to accept the consequences»

Stop preventing them from accepting consequences of their own actions, or lack of actions.

We definitely live in a time of instant gratification and a lack of willingness to accept consequences for actions.

They must face up to their own responsibilities and accept the consequences if they do not.

But, as with everything in life, if you're willing to pay the price to get where you want to be, you must also accept the consequences.

If one decides to put themselves in a dangerous position then accept the consequences.

One parent may need to agree that there will be consequences for bad behavior while the other parent may need to accept that consequences don't have to be harsh to be effective.

You either believe or don't and accept the consequences in the end.

The higher interest rate is a generally accepted consequence because the need for the funds is great.

For centuries, as we have observed, the human race has had to accept the consequences of decisions made by those who went before.

However, he cautions that choosing an ARM requires some projected clarity of your future plans, and a willingness to accept the consequences if you guessed wrong.

One parent may need to agree that there will be consequences for bad behavior while the other parent may need to accept that consequences don't have to be harsh to be effective.

I fully accept the consequences of that decision and genuinely hope my departure allows the party to move on.»

This struggle smells like a fight to keep women and men from accepting the consequences of sexual promiscuity.

Women are n`t children they need to learn to stop fornicating without protection or accept the consequences thats the real choice not murder on demand.

The protester accepts the consequences of his actions and receives injury without retaliation in kind.

The Christian, like the Muslim, would have to accept the consequences dished out by local school systems for their absence — be it missed school work, soccer practice, AP tests, etc..

We need a good start, fans must do their part or accept the consequences which could be to say goodby to PL title.

• When the parents» rules are broken and the child feels guilt and shame, the feeling of guilt can be removed by confession and accepting the consequences bravely.

As anarchists we confront abuse by any means necessary, and by accepting the consequences.

I dedicate this look to those optimistic wearers of spring outfits who are ready to occasionally accept the consequences of an «almost spring» outfit when the weather is indeed only «almost spring».

You might think this prodigal would learn to take responsibility for his lies... or humbly accept the consequences of his crimes and change.

Accountable people accept the consequences of their actions, and think about them proactively.

Like Paul McCarthy, Mike Kelley, and his Baby IKKI, she plays the clown, but while accepting the consequences.

In the case of victim surcharges, imposing unpayable monetary penalties is a legislatively accepted consequence.

In other words, can firms placate attorneys with empty titles without accepting the consequences?

Since the Buyer had originally inserted a condition precedent into the Contract, the court stated that «he must now accept the consequences of his decision.»

It also accepts the consequences of that freedom It must be willing to suffer and rejoice, initiate and acquiesce, give and receive.

«Know the consequences of taking this money and spending it on something else, and then accept those consequences,» said Williston, adding life is not all about saving money for retirement.

The Church needs to FULLY accept responsibility, FULLY accept the consequences.

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Too often we hear leaders say they're sorry but are unwilling to accept the consequences.

Business success and prison survival both require managing relationships, accepting consequences and maintaining the right balance of humilty and confidence.

Accept the consequences, good or bad, for your actions and reactions.

«If [Snowden] felt his actions were consistent with civil disobedience, then he should do what those who have taken issue with their own government do: Challenge it, speak out, engage in a constructive act of protest, and — importantly — accept the consequences of his actions,» Monaco wrote in the petition response.

Remember that you may very well have to accept the consequences of your actions.

Either fund your share or accept the consequences to your previous investment.

To Google, that when you're filing a reinclusion request, you accept the consequences of your grey hat tactics, instead of denying that those advertorial links had been purposely un-nofollowed.

A decent person who had an affair would, when faced with the prospect of that affair going public, tell their spouse what happened, apologize, and accept the consequences.

I think something that keeps becoming a problem for various sort of consumer - driven initiatives here is that people demand a level of security and predictability and reliability out of [healthcare that keeps them from being able to walk out of a doctor's office and say no, or keeps them from being willing to accept the consequences of a market, which, after all, rely to some degree on scarcity.

Once you choose to act as a free thinking agent, you can no longer bask at the comforting fire of blissful ignorance — you must accept the consequences for the choices you make.

To all you who dismiss Jesus as imaginary and the Bible as mythology, I offer you a single question: can you accept the consequences if you're wrong?

They're taking the risk upon themselves and accepting the consequences.

You men need to stop blame - shifting and accept the consequences that you have earned for yourselves.

It includes the processive, societal, dynamic picture of the cosmos; it sees that we have to do with events or happenings and not with inert and static «things»; it insists on genuine freedom and readiness to accept the consequences of decisions made in that freedom; and it is prepared to see that however difficult this may seem to be, it is persuasion rather than coercion which in the long run is effective in the world.