Sentence examples for implications of an issue from inspiring English sources
Although "Herman's House" inveighs against protracted solitary confinement as cruel and unusual punishment, it doesn't delve deeply into the legal and human rights implications of an issue that has become a hot topic.
This is not the only recent instance in which environmental public health expertise has not been at the table despite obvious human health implications of an environmental issue.
A13 Catholics Split on Gay Priests Grappling with the implications of a Vatican directive issued last week that would bar most gay men from seminaries, Roman Catholics at parishes around the country offered contrasting interpretations of its impact on the priesthood, on the potential for future sexual abuse by clergy members and on the church itself.
The economic and health policy implications of the issue are also powerful, at a time when both the costs and the use of pharmaceuticals keep climbing.
In category (b) we can place such things as having personal bias because of the implications of the issue at hand, being in the grip of a social ideology, and feeling abnormally depressed or fearful.
This has given rise to a third problem in addressing climate change, which stems from a combination of the economic implications of the issue and the uncertainty that surrounds it.
"To any customers concerned about the implications of this issue we advise them to come into a branch or get in touch with our call centres where our staff will be ready to help.
Wasn't that the underlying implication of a recently issued and harshly worded report investigating Rutgers's athletic department excesses and ethical trespasses with regard to football?
In Germany, the health care situation also has issues due to a surplus of physicians; some of the human resources implications of this issue were addressed.
Finally, the citizenship implications of this issue are exceedingly small.
While we're at it, little has been said about the linguistic implications of the issue.
