Sentence examples for implications for protection from inspiring English sources

This has important implications for protection of the public health.

This has (and has always had) ugly implications for asset protection planning, because what is asset protection planning in significant part if not to try to shelter assets from future creditors?

Finally, the observations that the in planta-produced cecropin A is biologically active and that accumulation of cecropin A in rice seeds confers protection against fungal and bacterial pathogens have additional implications for plant protection.

In particular, this paper gives special focus to the emergence of migration and development approaches to achieve human security, and gives an analysis of its long-term implications for migrant protection and development.

Her findings have major implications for the protection of wolves.

The study's findings have important implications for future protection protocols for wild elephants.

A day later, Harriet Harman, the solicitor general, told MPs about the implications for child protection.

Idaho Rivers United's executive director, Bill Sedivy, said the implications for river protection could also echo far beyond Idaho.

The development, which was described on the group's Web site Thursday, could also have implications for the protection of encrypted personal data from prosecutors.

In most cases, erosion was more severe in the suction side samples, which has practical implications for wear protection design.

John Lamb, lecturer in criminology and security studies at Birmingham City University, said he believed the mix-up could have far-reaching implications for both protection and policy.