Sentence examples for implications of concern from inspiring English sources
In these cases, the FPC has original jurisdiction because of the "Institute-wide implications of concern to the Faculty" (Rules of the Faculty 1.72.a) and because of FPC's mandate to "maintain a broad overview of the Institute's academic programs" (Rules of the Faculty 1.72.c).
In practice, the locational preferences of immigrants have other implications of concern to policy-makers.
Finally, given that pied flycatchers share breeding cavities and parasites with many other species [31], the findings reported here may open new research agendas on the evolution of virulence and cospeciation of vectors, virus and vertebrate hosts in the wild [3] [6], [8], [32], [33], with added important potential implications of concern in conservation biology [34], [35].
Another set of implications are of concern to lecturers, and educators more widely.
The medico-legal implications are of concern.
I would take Charlie back to this place in his mind to reflect on why he felt the offer of help was beneficial, how it showed that the people he was working with are concerned about him, what the implications of this concern should be -- that is, how he might further respond positively to it, both in his own life and in dealing with his colleagues on "Two and a Half Men".
This unexpected and unprecedented discovery had possible public health implications of international concern.
The most effective way to build empathy is to listen to the client when they speak, and to demonstrate that you fully understand their concerns, and the implications of their concerns.
His early work explored people's concerns about justice and the implications of these concerns for judgments and behavior.
"If these plants are adequately secure, then we request that you inform the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that it is inappropriate to continue to withhold the safety implications of these concerns from the public under the guise of protecting security.
