Sentence examples for implications are understood from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the experience of communism can do the world some good if its implications are understood.

It may be a while before the real implications are understood.

But the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research is urging the government to stop the drilling until all implications are understood.

Still, says Agrawal, researchers should be cautious about treating crops with chemicals to induce their defenses before the full implications are understood.

If the requirement of a connection between antecedent and succedent of a valid implication is understood as a content connection, and if a content connection obtains if antecedent and succedent are relevant to each other, then "the general classes of connexive and relevant logics are one and the same" (Routley 1978, p. 393), cf. also Serenac and Jennings 2003.

They caution that until the clinical implications of these findings are understood, prescribing practices should not change.

There was one more rule change that affected serving, although it took awhile for the implications to be understood.

"It is clear that when the Bill finally arrives, there will still be a lot of detail to be worked through before the full implications can be understood," said a company spokesman.

However these examples are hypothetical, and before any policy implications can be understood, further research is needed.

Thus, as the science develops, its policy implications will be understood, and as policy needs are articulated, the science can respond.

The choices and implications need be understood in the multiple dimensions within which UNICEF evolves, such as the Global Movement, the United Nations Development Assistance Framework UNDAFF), its support to National Plans for Action (NPAs), activities in emergency and unstable situations.