Sentence examples for implications in the sector from inspiring English sources

The existence of those initiatives shows that there is a consciousness on social implications in the sector as well as voluntary commitments.

An increased need of technologies with long-term sustainable implications in the bioenergy sector has been widely acknowledged.

In general, we have shown in our paper that simple statements (such as 'the services employment share increases monotonously over time') can have interesting implications in the three-sector framework, which can be used for prediction of future structural change if they are regarded as economic laws.

George Osborne's new tax on banks is facing fresh scrutiny from the Bank of England after MPs urged Threadneedle Street to consider the implications for competition in the sector.

The panel examined some of the advances in healthcare technology and raised implications for leaders in the sector, frontline staff and patients.

They have important implications for the sector as a whole in terms of funding, decentralization, health facilities, sector performance, and the direction in which the sector is heading.

Thus, the potential to patent cisgenic crops raises significant concerns about the implications for different actors in the sector and demands reflection on what kind of consequences patenting entails and calls for further investigation on the role of (different) patent policies within agriculture.

This analysis raised a number of implications for the sector.

"It is important to note that, contrary to some reports, this ruling does not have widespread implications in our sector, as it is the exact same decision that was handed down by CAC three years ago.

Negative implications emanated through the sector, sending shares in competitor OfficeMax 12% lower to a newly-minted 52-week low at $12.18 and implied volatility to a 52-week high.

(Church-run clinic) Following up the implications of treatment change for all actors in the sector is clearly required.