Sentence examples for administrative implication from inspiring English sources
Although sometimes regarded as a satrapy, Achaemenid royal inscriptions list it as a dahyu, a concept generally interpreted as meaning either a group of people or both a country and its people, without any administrative implication.
Given the policy, research and administrative implications of interpreting population data, selecting an accurate, yet practical comorbidity index for risk prediction is crucial.
This has administrative implications for the school, when considering the allocation and use of resources for student support systems during each semester.
Nevertheless, these ethical and administrative implications can be minimised if patient-care takes precedence over research; the input of local ethics committees and institutions are considered; and funding agencies acknowledge their ethical obligation when sponsoring research in resource-limited settings.
"This is a difficult area," Mr. Miller wrote, "with significant legal, administrative and policy implications with respect to which we have little enforcement history".
"This is a difficult area with significant legal, administrative and policy implications with respect to which we have little enforcement history," wrote Steven T. Miller, the I.R.S. deputy commissioner for services and enforcement.
Arrearage had more administrative than clinical implications.
The quality of customer registers in health care has not been studied, but is assumed to be good due to administrative and financial implications.
In summary, the quality of administrative data has implications for health records managers, health policy makers and for the reimbursement of healthcare expenditures as well as for academic researchers.
Even so, airlines are furious about the administrative burden and the implications for their business.
The figure is from a 1999 draft study that tried to show that choices made in the design of private accounts could have important implications for administrative costs.
