Sentence examples for final implications from inspiring English sources

I think the job was really for the rest - the politicians, the NGOs to get in there, and do something with it, but i think generally, the final implications are limited".

Usada confirmed in a statement Friday that Hamilton had returned the medal and said, "We will continue to work with the I.O.C. and the U.S.O.C. as appropriate concerning the final implications of our overall investigation".

We do not know what the final implications will be, but as the total tax raised from company cars is set to rise by some £250 million per year we can be confident that drivers of such vehicles should expect average tax increases.

"I can confirm that Tyler Hamilton has given his gold medal from the 2004 Athens Olympic Games to Usada [US anti-doping agency] and that we will continue to work with the IOC [International Olympic Committee] and the USOC [US Olympic Committee] as appropriate concerning the final implications of our overall investigation," Usada chief executive Travis Tygart said in a statement.

This article, based on firsthand sources such as letters, memoranda, and diaries (8 ), concentrates on the objectives, errors, results, and final implications of the campaign.

Thus America's powerful pensioners serve to protect the interests of its generous foreign creditors.America's sophistication has one final implication: the dollar has no long-term tendency to strengthen.

As a compromise the Treasury is mulling the issuance of floating-rate notes, whose interest rate would be reset daily and whose maturity of two years or above would limit rollover risk.The final implication is for central banks in America, Britain and Japan that have implemented quantitative easing (QE), the purchase of bonds with newly created money.

One final implication of using a map metaphor to depict evolution is important to consider.

The final implication of these metaphorical frames is that a broad systemic view is needed in privacy research and public discussion.

With PVS we could show the correctness of the final implication directly by a semantic embedding of the real-time logic in PVS, but only for a limited operational scenario (a single batch load).

These authors also report a finding that " while there is not a preponderance of data to support this final implication, there were data to suggest that the student participants also blurred the lines between their personal identity and their mobile computing device.