Sentence examples for implications of executive from inspiring English sources

Businesspeople are among the most vocal in their calls for government deficits to be cut, but if firms spent more, and hired new workers, deficits would fall of their own accord.* "Some Unpleasant General Equilibrium Implications of Executive Incentive Compensation Contracts", by John Donaldson, Natalia Gershun and Marc Giannoni, December 2011.

The implications of Executive Order 13514 have put the GSA, along with the military, at the cutting edge of the Big Green Buy.

LET'S put aside the political, legal and constitutional implications of the executive action on immigration that the president will announce tonight for a moment and look at the problem that Barack Obama is trying to address.

Zendesk released a public statement against the immigration order on January 31, saying the company was "monitoring the implications" of the executive order.

That's because Obama maintained the Bush-era exemption, and because "we don't know the full implications of this executive order," as Russell Moore, the public policy point man for the Southern Baptist Convention, said in a statement.

The implications of the executives' interactions with General Pinochet are possibly serious.

What are the implications for executives of these broad-scope changes in the business environment?

What are the implications, for executives, of the several important changes in the business environment described by Galbraith (2012) and Davis (2016a)?

The present results have implications for theories of executive control.

A spokeswoman for the Commission told TechCrunch it does not have a statement on the implications of Trump's executive order at present — but did confirm: "We're looking at it at the moment".

Besides discussing the US's "special relationship" with Britain, Trump will likely face questions about the implications of the many executive orders he signed this week.