Sentence examples for implication of reform from inspiring English sources

Implication of reform and WTO accession for China's agricultural policies.

Each seminar considered the implications of reform for children and carers from ethnic minorities.

What are the implications of reform here and what are the issues that concern us about the proposed new data protection regime contained in the proposed Regulation?

The Soviet Union was not worried solely about the political implications of reform but about the economic implications as well.

Countries considered the human resource implications of reform only when they faced resistance from the unions or realized they did not have the financial and human resources required to implement the reform [ 55].

Rosa Freedman, a law professor at Reading University, revealed last week that one student had called her "a transphobic Nazi who should get raped" because of her work on the legal implications of reforms that would make it easier for people to change their gender.

For many Cubans, happiness at the new thaw with America was tempered by questions concerning the pace and implication of whatever reforms Raúl Castro introduces next.

In the literature that builds on the overlapping generation framework, it is customary to conceptualize the welfare implications of policy reform as a change in utility observed across cohorts between the baseline and the reform scenario, following among others Breyer (1989) and Feldstein (1995).

It looks at the government's evidence for abolishing DLA and the legal implications of the reform.

They may be no more able to grasp the implications of NHS reform than I could comprehend international tax law.

Juengst E, et al. From 'personalized' to 'precision' medicine: the ethical and social implications of rhetorical reform in genomic medicine.