Sentence examples for have a direct implication from inspiring English sources

"If these weapons are developed and used, there is no way that any conflict Saddam initiated using these weapons would not have a direct implication on the interests of Britain," he said.

The results obtained from this study may have a direct implication on the on-going education and training of early childhood educators, as well as another key player in childhood development: the parents.

Hence, findings of this study would have a direct implication towards the development of novel therapeutic interventions.

Although it may not have a direct implication on HPV clearance, the exact duration of prevalent cases is unknown.

This may have a direct implication to the women's involvement in unskilled and less paid jobs or subsistence farming.

These results have a direct implication for resource allocation and whole-genome sequencing projects, as they can potentially predict how many new genes are identified every time a new genome of the species of interest is sequenced.

"Cyprus is a tiny economy, and I don't think that these issues... have a direct implications for the US economy," Bernanke says.

This had a direct implication on the magnetic coils power supplies.

This factor has a direct implication on the design and service of the machine components or structures.

The integration of scientific knowledge about possible climate change impacts on water resources has a direct implication on the way water policies are being implemented and evolving.

(Bridgman in Frank 1956, 78) Bridgman's view on the complexity of nature also had a direct implication for the limits of operational analysis itself in providing clarity and precision.