Sentence examples for implications of the administration from inspiring English sources
Homeland Security Department officials were cautious in assessing the implications of the administration's recommendation.
Mr. Olson found himself installed as head of the Office of Legal Counsel in the Reagan Justice Department, the office that researched the constitutional implications of the administration's policies and legal actions.
These arguments in turn have galvanized a broad swath of the legal community to express alarm about the sweep and implications of the administration's claims of executive authority.
Therefore, it is essential to understand the implications of the administration of EDCs to the gastrointestinal tract, for example by requiring the inclusion of both non-gavaged controls as well as vehicle-only gavage controls.
Our mid-range theory has important implications for the administration of MOs, in particular during periods of environmental turbulence.
"The crisis in the Middle East should not prevent our nation from discussing the implications of this administration's failure to have an energy policy.
[A22.] Little Optimism From Steel Users Across the country, users of steel are starting to assess the implications of the Bush administration's decision to impose tariffs of 8percentto30percentcent on much imported steel.
Across the country, users of steel -- be they small companies like National Metalwares, which is based in Aurora, Ill., or mega-users like General Motors -- are starting to assess the implications of the Bush administration's decision to impose tariffs of 8percentto30percentcent on much imported steel.
It's not until I became an adult that I understood the implications of the Ronald Reagan administration for minority communities and the ways he helped to shape very powerful racist stereotypes about all sorts of people, especially blacks.
"But the implication of the Bush administration plan is that the ABM treaty as we know it is dead.
