Sentence examples for implications and concerns from inspiring English sources
For example, a comment could address a circuit split on an interpretation of a rule or a statute, or it could reference a recent political or legal debate and explore the implications and concerns around that debate.
This neglect seems unfortunate for policy purposes: We know the implications and concerns for the prospects of different demographic groups' employment as aggregate demand changes: Blacks and Hispanics' employment is more volatile than that of whites, while men's employment has been more volatile than women's, especially during the Great Recession.
In reality, not offering ART to people with CD4 cell count ≥350 cells/mm is mainly due to cost implications and concerns about long-term potential side effects, but it may also indirectly imply that the risk of death among this group of individuals is low.
An objective observation tool [ 15] was considered for measuring classroom engagement, but was rejected due to resource implications and concern that observers might disrupt sessions.
Because we did use "implications", "questions" and "concerns" interchangeably, there might have been some tendency for study participants to think of only negative implications.
It also highlights recent developments in NFF standards, its financial implications and safety concerns.
It also reported an industrial outlook to the problem, recent procedural standards, whilst discussing the financial implications and safety concerns.
All the information needed is readily available within one screen; plus you can also see the toxicological implications and regulatory concerns about the chemical without extra efforts.
In July and September, the panel heard from various experts who discussed the science, moral implications, and safety concerns, including pleas for more oversight of so-called do-it-yourselfers.
District board members Thursday said they want to commit to the Central Everglades plan, but the cost implications and other concerns must first be addressed.
"One of the things we're asking for, which will be helpful, is a full civil rights and privacy audit, which we think would allow an independent party of experts to come in and do an assessment of their policies and practices that have both civil rights implications and privacy concerns," said Ahussain of Muslim Advocates.
