Sentence examples for implications for younger from inspiring English sources

Last week's announcements have implications for younger people as well as today's pensioners.

He also had some fun at the expense of Steve Doocy, who questioned why those same kids don't question Obama's tax plan and its implications for younger generations, because of course he did.

This has particularly important implications for young adults.

Trowbridge said the i-Tree calculations have broad implications for young landscape architecture practitioners.

If this enforced sterilisation is approved it will have disturbing implications for young disabled girls across Britain.

The result, now in the hands of the supreme court, could have implications for young trans people all over the US.

Long-term unemployment has implications for young people's health and wellbeing, as well as their pocket, but they are also a drain on the state.

Susan Kramer, the Liberal Democrats shadow Treasury minister, said the report was "shocking" in its implications for young people's life chances.

"Governments are allowing and encouraging fossil fuel companies to go after every conceivable fuel", said Hansen, "which is an obtuse policy that ignores the implications for young people, future generations and nature.

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Although in many cases there have been no further actions taken, we cannot underestimate the mental health implications for young students who will have their views affected on the purpose of education, the nature of their relationship with their teachers and lecturers, and about the school and campus space as arenas for open and free discussions.