Sentence examples for implications of imposing a from inspiring English sources

There may be important and positive impacts thus far from an internationally recommended TB control strategy on global TB control, butthis entails recognizing the ethical implications of imposing a strategy that lacks evidence of superiority on vulnerable populations in societies that may lack infrastructure toeffectively execute this strategy.

The NHF chief executive, David Orr, said: "Ministers have failed to think through the potentially disastrous implications of imposing an under-occupation penalty on so many different groups of tenants.

A report from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on the matter has been sidetracked by a Pentagon review of the national security implications of imposing steel tariffs.

The implications of imposing civil liability on Avis herein are vast and far-reaching.

More important, due to the implications of imposing on freedom of the press, is the spying on members of the Associated Press.

Dawson, N., Martin, A. & Sikor, T. Green revolution in Sub-saharan Africa: implications of imposed innovation for the wellbeing of rural smallholders.

An order imposing civil penalty is the final order of the Secretary imposing a civil penalty.

Contrary to the implication in your lead editorial of Dec. 24, "In the Name of Sanity, Tax Oil," there are many very sane reasons for not imposing a tax of $8 or $10 a barrel on imported oil.

We discuss how imposing a climate window may reduce percolation routes and have implications for the area of usable habitat at any given level of habitat availability.

Apart from discussing the implications of the parity superselection rule we treat the cases of imposing translation-invariance or particle-number conservation.

These continuing problems have implications not just for patients, but impose a continuing financial burden for the National Health Service (NHS) in terms of primary and secondary health care costs.