Sentences with phrase «to bear the consequences»

We know it's there, but we don't bear the consequences of it, so it just becomes noise.

If people want to skip work or skip school because their religion is more important to them than learning or their job, then they should bear the consequence of that choice.

«The combination is painful for the people who experienced these deportations, and causes fresh pain to those who still bear the consequences of those times within them.»

American children shouldn't bear the consequences of Congress missing its deadline — especially when these programs have historically received broad, bipartisan support.

And, above all, the silent wisdom of those who bear the consequences of what befalls them.

If the union between man and woman has strayed further and further from legal forms, and if homosexual unions are perceived more and more as enjoying the same standing as marriage, then we are truly facing a dissolution of the image of humankind bearing consequences that can only be extremely grave.

PS: There are a few radicals in Islam who are no better than this impotent idiot Jones, and while you claim a brotherhood, you too still associate and fester hatred among all mankind, and should also bear the consequences.

It will bear no consequence even if Liverpool lose the next PL match [highly unlikely] to Arsenal.

And the Americans later bore the consequences of arming the Mujahedin.

As a result of steroids use, the bodybuilder may have to bear consequences such as bad health and organ malfunction in the most critical of the situations.

This heavy - drinking Scotsman is without a savior — no one to stand by and bear the consequences o...

This trick was used when saving Pikachu from falling out of a Pokémon's nest and when tiptoeing over a swarm of Stunfisk, for example, but they didn't really bear any consequence and we wish we could've had some other interactive elements like mini-games.

Your adventure will take you on a journey across Mars, where each decision you make bears consequences.

She is no longer at the command of nature, and no longer bears the consequences of Apollo's lust.

It is unjust to expect that these innocent passengers in a ridesharing vehicle bear the consequences of these injuries and damages without compensation.

This makes the court, not the relying party, the judge of how risky the e-signature can be, though the relying party still bears the consequences of a fraud.

Those who believe that deceiving young girls for a one night sex won't bear the consequences are wrong.

It was enacted in order «to contribute to the attainment of a balance of effort between Member States in receiving and bearing the consequences of receiving displaced persons in the event of a mass influx» (Preamble, recital 5).

The Service and securities offerings on this Site are available only to Accredited Investors who understand economic and investment risk and are willing to bear the consequences of that risk.

Otherwise we must bear the consequences.

And since Adam was the representative of the human race, as the father of us all, we all bear the consequence and sin nature he chose.

Whatever the substance, the nature of addiction is relatively universal in how it develops, takes control and bears consequences.

If he chooses foolishly rather than wisely, then he must bear the consequences of that choice, but it is by no means assumed that he is destined always to make the sinful choice.

Individuals should be aware of the injury they inflict upon others and be willing to bear the consequences.

Starting with Numbers 14:34, James Denney demonstrates the correlation between sin and its punishment: «After the number of the days in which ye spied out the land, even forty days, for every day a year, shall ye bear your iniquities» — the meaning clearly is, bear the consequences of them, take to yourselves the punishment which they involve.

On that day mankind will be sundered -(43) Whoso disbelieveth must (then) bear the consequences of his disbelief, while those who do right make provision for themselves --(44) That He may reward out of His bounty those who believe and do good works.

Let Wenger bear the consequence of missing out of the CL alone, let him bear the consequences of his stubbornness and lack of flexibility alone so that fans who have endured a lot will not continue to suffer..

But he can be strong enough to stand his ground and make his own decisions, bearing the consequences - good or bad.

Your child is the one who will bear the consequences (and possibly go hungry when served an «alternative» lunch) if you send items that aren't allowed.

I hope prof will be able to bear the consequences of his actions whenever it backfires of which I know it will.

He should bear the consequences of 10 murders, A.N.I.M.A.L.

If you move too far in one direction your body will bear the consequences of this movement.

«Pupils need to know that when certain boundaries are crossed they will have to bear the consequences,» he has said.

Tacoma's schools still must meet the performance targets — and bear the consequences — of Washington state's federally mandated accountability system.

Pupils need to know that when certain boundaries are crossed they will have to bear the consequences.»

Yet budget cuts in have severely undercut this reform and our children are bearing the consequences.

The people giving it aren't going to bear the consequences of your actions, but you are.

For a while at least, artists and architects were out to remake the world, and they were willing to bear the consequences.

The trend is that we will overshoot on CO2 and shall bear the consequences.