Sentence examples for governing implications from inspiring English sources
— Michael Gerson Bonus phrases: "would be the United States' first officially Âanti-sharia president"; "governing implications of Gingrich's views are uncharted".
Boston will likely say "who cares?" and "big surprise (not)," rather than asking why it happened and what the political (and potential governing) implications are.
Now, Halperin adds that "Boston" -- his catch-all term for "the Romney campaign" -- "will likely say 'who cares?' and 'big surprise (not),' rather than asking why it happened and what the political (and potential governing) implications are".
In this, Łukasiewicz sets out principles governing implication and equivalence involving the third value.
2. There has been much controversy as to how well this or that set of rules governing implication or disjunction, for example, manages to capture the (putatively) corresponding natural language analogue if-then, or (in the canalogue if-thenthis entry will nor be consinering such connecthee-specases issues.
For example, in Argentina, a law was created on the status of persons "absent by reason of disappearance," and laws were enacted governing the legal implications of that status.
Conversely, a certain attitude toward the rules or conventions governing communication may have implications for one's conception of reference or truth.
On this basis, we will elicit implications for governing sustainable human centred technologies.
The specific focus of the paper on the role of technology allows eliciting implications for governing sustainable human-centred technologies.
Yet, detailed descriptions of dynamic genome architecture are still lacking and its governing principles and functional implications remain largely unknown.
Economists say that the implications of governing from crisis to crisis can be severe.
