Sentence examples for implications of a plan from inspiring English sources
Correction: July 8, 2000, Saturday An article on June 22 about the historical and racial implications of a plan for a national park on Magnolia Plantation in Louisiana misstated the educational record of Viola Cowles, the mother of the park's historical interpreter.
Members of the panel repeatedly asked Brinkman about the implications of a plan, outlined in the Obama Administration's 2013 budget request released in February, to trim DOE's fusion energy sciences budget by 0.8%, to $398 million.
Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) has become an increasingly important decision-support tool for providing information on the environmental implications of a policy, plan, or program.
By understanding the financial implications of a business growth plan, small business owners can estimate their funding needs, ensure operations are able to handle growth, monitor progress against critical variables, and make real-time adjustments.
Here in Hastings-on-Hudson Hastings-on-Hudson Hastings-on-Hudsona continuing-care retirement community called Andrus on Hudson on the grounds of an existing retirement home, the zoning implications of the plan have taken a complicated turn.
The New Statesman claimed (1st July 1977) 'The philosophical and technical implications of the plan are now being discussed on average of twenty five times a week in international media'.
However there were reported to be misgivings about the wider implications of the plan in the Department for Work and Pensions and the Treasury.
A month ago, an agreement to pass the budget collapsed at the last minute when New York commissioners insisted that they had problems with the implications of the plan over the next five years.
The implications of his plan for federal research spending are harder to nail down, although science advocates are plenty nervous.
