Sentence examples for entails will from inspiring English sources

The details of what this "additional support" entails will be worked on with key stakeholders over the next year, according to the Treasury.

"A whole generation of Algerians, steeped in wanton, generalized homicide with all the psychoaffective consequences that this entails, will be the human legacy of France in Algeria," he predicted; it was an accurate diagnosis.

The policy details of what that effort entails will emerge over the next month through his State of the Union address and his budget, and many or most of them will encounter strong opposition from Republicans on Capitol Hill.

What that policy agenda entails will be a subject of future columns. 1 Data note: The second chart shows the "impulse response" function for a one-standard deviation positive shock on the labor slack variable — "ungap" — from a VAR (vector autoregression).

(Don't get me wrong. Windows 8 and everything it entails will be huge for Microsoft but don't expect anything this early).

He also believes that an appropriately modest understanding of what underdetermination entails will distance it from relativism, but most relativistically inclined advocates of underdetermination are not willing to follow Laudan's advice to circumscribe its scope.

What the solution will entail will most likely come down to detailed talks between the camp and cathedral chapter.

We are going to find this very difficult - but what the attempt might entail will be the subject of our next Africa debate at the British Museum.

But now, as more and more have come to see with their own eyes what such treatment can entail, will fewer and fewer want it for themselves?

The Stein campaign projects that attorneys' fees for the various lawsuits and legal actions that the recounts entail will cost an additional $2 million to $3 million.

Exactly what these criteria entail will vary from program to program.