Sentence examples for implications of terms from inspiring English sources

The author soberly and usefully teases out the various implications of terms such as "community", "integration" and "assimilation", and diagnoses well the fear-mongering use made of controversies over the Muslim veil or the Danish cartoons.

The SMI launch was supported by the World Bank, WHO and United Nations Population Fund UNFPAandand this broad based support meant the concept and name had to be acceptable for communities that opposed what they perceived as political or feminist implications of terms like reproductive health [ 24].

Lord Hoffman in delivering the judgment of the court made some general observations on the implication of terms which, broadly speaking, are in keeping with the principles outlined in Ray v Classic and Griggs cases.

Because investment terms, company valuation, and the longer-term implications of investment terms are not "one size fits all". In fact, these are some of the biggest areas of confusion for early stage founders.

Before negotiating, it's important to think through the long-term implications of deal terms.

There are two perspectives on these suggested short-term (daily) implications of long-term (yearly) energy balance calculations that are worth noting.

We realized that they had difficulty understanding the implications of the terms.

Riahi, K. et al. Locked into Copenhagen pledges — implications of short-term emission targets for the cost and feasibility of long-term climate goals.

What are the implications of the term "historical archaeology" itself?

The implications of the term "smuggler" have taken a 180 degree turn in the 21st century.

The political implications of the term — which remain highly contested and selective today — gained shape over time.