Sentence examples for implications for the trust from inspiring English sources

Such concerns have implications for the trust that wider publics might or might not have in biosciences.

Furthermore, these additional hours of work would not be recognised by senior colleagues, or by the Trusts, since to do so would have meant admission that the rota was non-compliant, and therefore 'illegal' (and would also carry financial implications for the Trust).

A moratorium on all land exchanges should be carried out immediately, the report said, adding that the agency's "past and currently proposed land exchanges, and their implications for the public trust, clearly warrant comprehensive investigation from outside the Department of the Interior".

Of course this has huge implications for the BBC, for trust in the BBC, but it would be absolutely wrong to slur by extension the rest of the amazing work going on across BBC News.

The final analysis was organized around the sub-themes of trust, distrust, and implications for trust in the physician-patient relationship.

The reforms need to balance the need for a competent level of controls with considerations of operational effectiveness, and the implications for employees' trust and trustworthiness.

It might have negative economic and security implications for the United States by damaging trust and straining friendships.

Findings would have implications for the enhancement of provider trust and would be of great interest to health plans, providers, or employers for the many benefits of provider trust.

Drawing on the understanding gained, this paper discusses the implications for theories on trust within teams working with technology across organizations and provides a grounded perspective that could be used as a basis for further research.

The drawback with this scheme was that it "would have implications for other trust staff who would wish to continue associations with Keele".

Ardalan: One of your stated goals is looking at new technologies and how they will support food choices, and the implications for trust and loyalty.