Sentence examples for implications for academics from inspiring English sources

"These findings have important implications for academics, policy-makers and the general public," the pair write.

David Galley and Margarete Parrish will be discussing some of the implications for academics and social work practitioners during their presentation at the Joint Social Work and Social Education conference.

Implications for academics, managers and future lines of research are proposed.

A research agenda for improving alignment is outlined, with implications for academics, MTO managers and ERP software developers.

In an easily digestible format, this chapter describes the implications for academics, and would-be academics, of changes such as the growth of the sector and increased competition between institutions.

We take a special interest in the lab-to-clinic translational dynamic and tracking its implications for academics, advocacy, private sector players, and the individual patient".

Our universities are undergoing profound changes which will have long term implications for academic freedom and free speech – that, not segregation is the real story.

Scott Appleby, director of the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, where Mr. Ramadan was to teach at Notre Dame, said: "I worry about the implications for academic freedom and more generally for freedom of speech and the openness of American society.

The move towards systematised procedures doesn't have to be viewed as sinister – though there are undoubtedly implications for academic freedom in having all research pre-screened by institutions or funding bodies.

Peers and MPs repeatedly challenged Brokenshire over the implications for academic freedom of the new power to direct universities and local authorities to take steps to stop people being "drawn into terrorism", including denying facilities to extremist speakers.

They also allow us to derive implications for academic entrepreneurs, university managers and policy makers.