Sentence examples for appreciation of the implications from inspiring English sources

"In civil legal aid and private family law people are too often willing to hand over their personal problems to the state … there is a lack of appreciation of the implications of going to court.

GoM and UNICEF staff could work together to develop greater appreciation of the implications and added value of the HRBAP.

It is therefore important to have some appreciation of the implications of measurement error for DSS study results and tolerable levels of errors and missing data.

A full appreciation of the global implications of China's healthcare reform is crucial in keeping China receptive toward good practices evidence-approved elsewhere and open minded to fulfill its international obligations.

Similarly, not routinely requesting cCMV testing could be due to a lack of appreciation of the importance and implications of this, as it would be unlikely that access to cCMV testing is not available to all clinicians.

While the questionnaires provide some indication of overall parental understanding of the anatomy and the condition (ie, correct name of diagnosis or correct use of diagrams), a deeper appreciation of the complications and lifestyle implications does not emerge from this kind of assessment.

This new appreciation of the role of polypharmacology has significant implications for drug development.

Implications for our appreciation of the link between cognitive processes and "hedonic" consequences are discussed.

To understand the evidence presented by the fossil record and its implications for evolutionary theory would require an appreciation of the immensity of geologic time as well as a substantive introduction to geology and paleontology.

These associations gave McClellan what he considered to be an appreciation of the Southern mind and an understanding of the political and military implications of the sectional differences in the United States that led to the Civil War.

An appreciation of the full health and inter-generational consequences of war also has implications if parties to the conflict are to be held accountable under international human rights law, including the right to the highest attainable standard of health.