Sentence examples for implications of private from inspiring English sources
However, the implications of private service delivery for public sustainability aims are not well understood.
Policy implementation by private actors constitutes a "missing link" for understanding the implications of private governance.
We urgently need a continuing discussion of the details and implications of private armies contracted to business and government in this nation.
Public land managers, like the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and National Park Service are increasingly concerned with ecological and management implications of private land use adjacent to public lands.
So when news broke Monday that the president's daughter Ivanka Trump was embroiled in a similar issue — only with some names and political parties switched around — it was a chance for "Fox & Friends" to dive into its deep repository of information about the ethical and political implications of private email use.
Based on empirical evidence, the article looks at the implications of private sector participation (PSP) for the delivery of water supply and sanitation to the urban and peri-urban poor in developing countries, with particular reference to Africa and Latin America.
Many people felt sympathy for Scudamore exposed in this way and concern for the wider implications of scrutinising private communications.
Though the company has since clarified their policy (legal nude content may be uploaded, but not shared), the implications of a private hosting service regulating nudity could be huge.
One reading of her refusal of the house, at the end of the story, would be that it is a triumph for the awakened complexity of her moral self, seeing the larger historical implications of the private life; she sees that the house can't be an innocent place, can't be free of the implications of its privilege.
The value of knowledge was the theme of this episode and while some may have found the Murdoch analogies a little heavy-handed, I think it's important to add a bit of drama into the implications of holding private information.
