Sentence examples for implications for politicians from inspiring English sources

That growth is driving change, social and demographic, which has implications for politicians of all shades.

The booming number of Hispanics, who can be from any race, carries sweeping implications for politicians.

Be that as it may, McGinniss's provocative, sometimes puerile approach sets a dangerously low bar with implications for politicians less vainglorious than Palin.

The resurrection of the case has potentially stark implications for certain politicians.

Today's statement should help mitigate that, but it is the wider implications for gay politicians in the Conservative party that matter more.

The longevity of local politicians has important implications for communities where politicians do not favour alcohol restrictions.

"This generational divide in turnout matters for our democracy, but also has profound implications for policy if politicians feel they only need to target the votes of older generations to win power.

For politicians, the implications of this new world are unsettling, as they look for a way to withstand the battering from one side and then another.

But they have immediate implications for economists, businesses and politicians.

He insisted that this had profound implications for both managers and politicians.

What implications this shift in perspective may have, both for politicians seeking to engage with younger voters and also for those starting to take a role in deciding policy, is difficult to guess.