Sentence examples for implications developing from inspiring English sources

But Moscow worries about what implications developing missile defences may have for the viability of its strategic nuclear arsenal, and thus for the future of nuclear deterrence.

It is a serial-killer procedural, with some interesting political implications (developed less pointedly than in Mr. Larsson's pages) and a few half-surprising twists.

With some exceptions, F.B.I. wiretap information and criminal evidence gathered in grand jury investigations was not shared with the C.I.A. Secret intelligence with criminal implications developed by the agency was not routinely passed on to the bureau.

Implications developed are relevant for the policy design of privatization.

This notion has some interesting implications developed in more detail below (see Figure 7).

Of course, the MWO model has profound philosophical (both metaphysical and epistemological) implications (see refs. 2 and 13 for discussion), and the biological implication developed here has additional ones.

The developments in international agro-industry discussed here have implications for developing countries and the possibility of developing their agro-industrial sectors.

"But we are trying to get the immigration debate broadened, so that we look at the implications for developing countries as well as for our own".

Implications for developing interventions are discussed.

Implications for developing capacity in high-poverty schools are discussed.

Implications for developing Web design guideline skills are also discussed.