Sentence examples for implications for defence from inspiring English sources
Michael Clarke, director general of the RUSI thinktank, argued that the practical implications for defence are being ignored.
We were told yesterday of the implications for defence; today we get the bigger picture of government spending on everything else.
That may have cautionary implications for defence strategy more broadly.Then there are the errors and missed opportunities of the reconstruction effort, some of which General Dannatt also discussed.
The state-based environmental agencies had no formal jurisdiction over commonwealth sites, meaning they were effectively left without independent environmental oversight.Taylor says the gap reveals a fundamental problem in relations between the commonwealth and states, with particular implications for defence.
He said the paper addresses 650 questions that have been asked about issues such as the economy, how the welfare system would work and the implications for defence.
Self-administration of a wide range of supplements is reported by British military personnel in training, which is at least as great as that reported by those on deployment, and has implications for Defence policy and educational needs.
The implications for flood defence are immense.
The growing globalisation of supply chains has serious implications for the defence industry.
However, we now define a novel anti-microbial function for DNA-PK, a finding with implications for host defence, vaccine development and autoimmunity.
They protested that recruiting students was a huge mistake, and that continuing the practice would mean that the country would become depleted of scientists, which would have implications for national defence and so on.
The trade body UK Steel said the closure of Dalzell would have strategic implications for Britain's defence policy.
