Sentence examples for implications of allowing from inspiring English sources

Its members met, for hours at a time, to debate the political and moral implications of allowing a vote.

The domestic implications of allowing Ms. Sánchez are unclear, considering that many Cubans may not even know who she is.

The organization is looking into the legal and financial implications of allowing the scouts to swipe for payment using credit-card dongles.

Both the Justice Department and the F.C.C. will focus on the implications of allowing one company to control both the creation and the distribution of content.

An Energy and Climate Change Committee report earlier this year was a little clearer on the economic, energy security and climate change implications of allowing commercial shale gas production in the UK.

Civics – Research laws governing cellphone use in your area, then do one of the following: -write a newspaper opinion in which you defend or criticize the laws -draft a letter to a local lawmaker, presenting reasons why they should challenge the law Economics – Stage a debate over the economic implications of allowing cellular phones in school.

There are huge implications for allowing greater numbers of older people to benefit from taking aspirin for prevention of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, Alzheimer dementia, and cancer.

"Perhaps our president hopes to escape the moral implications of having allowed the Basilisk Project to operate under his nose, believing that his hands are clean.

Consider next the implications for the policy-choice problem of allowing non-labor income to include not only rents (paid to exogenously given factors, such as land) but also payments to a factor (such as financial capital) that is perfectly elastically supplied at some unit income ρ.

The implication of not allowing for prescribing trends would likely be an underestimate of a potential adverse event of a medicine.

And the very idea of allowing such a strategic industry as steel to go down – quite apart from the social implications in south Wales – beggars belief.