Sentence examples for implications of carrying from inspiring English sources

"It's not about the ideas – we live in a democracy, where ministers have right to take their agendas forward – it's the implications of carrying out those ideas.

We explore ecosystem level responses to implications of "carrying capacity" overshoot and discuss proposed mechanisms that govern ecosystem carrying capacity.

Second, I wasn't prepared to accept the potential karmic implications of carrying around an object associated with a place damned by history.

But the resource implications of carrying out and documenting detailed assessments of capacity in all psychiatric inpatients in an already understaffed and overstretched health service are not insignificant and need to be considered.

The resource implications of carrying out this monitoring also need to be addressed so that this can be done successfully (as has been achieved for monitoring of anticoagulant therapy).

Within the UK and Ireland health biobank, data are now becoming available on a sufficiently large scale to allow us to directly examine the phenotypic implications of carrying rare events in the general population and this is one of future goals (e.g. The Generation Scotland Family Health Study, UK Biobank and 'Growing Up in Ireland Studyy).

"It states that FGM is non-Islamic and is against the teachings of Islam, that it is putting the health of women and girls at risk, and informs the reader of the legal implications in the UK of carrying out the practice".

The treatment which consisted of the indication of the implications of interventions carried out on the aforementioned category of human beings concerning people, and the construction of their basis on the application of the usefulness of the extrapolation of human dignity from all human beings, whose development leads to the emergence of people.

The Quality of life related of visual Functioning, is a measure that reflect the subject perception the patient has of his condition and the implications that carries of ocular disease, if consider: objective, expectations and interests.

In continuation of this, the paper includes a discussion of practical implications related to carrying out the design, including an identification of potential challenges and an assessment of which tools that can be applied to support the design.

As recall may be prompted by discussion that occurs later in the interview, recall of the implications associated with carrying excess weight was divided by stage of interview, into free and prompted recall (table 1).