Sentence examples for implications of expansion from inspiring English sources

He expressed confidence that the commission will not ignore the climate change implications of expansion.

This paper focuses on a few directions in which protective labor legislation might be expanded in the United States over the next decade and the implications of expansion in each area for labor markets.

However, the greenhouse gas implications of this expansion have yet to be effectively quantified.

The government's climate change committee said it expected to report to parliament in the summer on the environmental implications of airport expansion.

In a later statement Sandoval cited "serious financial implications" of the expansion and called on Congress to "ease the serious burdens it places on the states".

The implications of European expansion are explored in another video, "The Two Row" (2009), by G. Peter Jemison, which looks at the consequences of the 1613 treaty made between the Haudenosaunee people and the Dutch.

After researching the ways in which individuals can join such a community, ask students to discuss the implications of an expansion in multiplayer gaming, paying particular attention to internet security.

Her current projects examine how specific social policies affect household and gender dynamics, the implications of educational expansion for marriage markets, and the application of regularization methods for selecting log-linear models.

"The department was unprepared for the financial implications of rapid expansion," the authors say.

This study will examine why and how the PBO became involved in politics in general and in controlling Iranian universities in particular, and will discuss the implications of the expansion of the PBO at Iranian universities.

Green Party MEP Keith Taylor said Gatwick bosses were "hell-bent" on bringing more flights into the UK's airspace and "more than happy to gloss over the grave environmental and health implications of airport expansion".