Sentence examples for implications of moving from inspiring English sources

But if British retirees fail to consider the financial implications of moving abroad, these worries are compounded substantially.

The City Council has scheduled a public hearing on the long-term implications of moving civilians into police clerical jobs so more officers are available for law enforcement.

Well, you wouldn't get much room for personal space – and that's leaving aside the logistics and health implications of moving everyone on the planet to one place.

The Pep and Isa Managers Association PIMAMA) said those buying Standard Life shares should contact an independent financial advisor (IFA) or stockbroker to discuss the implications of moving shares into the tax-free wrapper.

In Northern Ireland, too, a recent review recommended sticking with the current cap of £3,290, but there is to be another review of the implications of moving to a different funding regime from England.

Whatever the role of the Iraq Stabilization Group, or the implications of moving it next to the Oval Office, the reality is that the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the occupation will be tied to the commander in chief who gave the orders.

This article deals with these issues by first examining the implication of moving towards an open architecture, and then looking at how current approaches such as the 3GPP, HOKEY and mobile ethernet respond to the new environment while trying to address the security issue.

The reasons for a realtime search mechanism can be debated, but what will be unavoidable is the implications of not moving forward for both FriendFeed and Twitter.

There would clearly be huge implications for Welsh universities of moving to a radically different funding regime from England.

This has implications for the applicability of the study findings and future implementation of Moving On to population groups not represented in the sample.

As a result, there has been a lot of speculation surrounding both the reasons behind the move as well as the implications of the move.