Sentence examples for implications of the proposals from inspiring English sources
The Guardian understands that the Scottish government may seek legal advice as it wrestles with the potential implications of the proposals.
US officials have been lobbying prior to the July intervention, with AmCham writing to the European Commission a month earlier warning of the "wide-reaching implications" of the proposals and urging looser limits for exposure to EDCs that would be based on a substance's potency.
While the industry wanted to help the authorities to "catch crooks" and prevent mass terrorist attacks, he said there needed to be serious debate about the privacy implications of the proposals.
(Parent 4) The 'campaigners against change' also expressed concern that, despite its length and the pledges to improve care, the document was not transparent about the implications of the proposals for patients.
These are the issues we will be looking at, trying to understand the implications of the proposal".
The managers of the Salt River Project, the private utility that manages the plant, said they were uncertain what the implications of the proposal would be.
But let us examine some assumptions and implications of the proposal, not least the urban myth that UK patients are particularly likely to make use of A&E departments.
James Decker, acting director of DOE's Office of Science, declined to comment on the budgetary implications of the proposal, although he said the plan would be taken "very, very seriously".
To understand the real implications of the proposal, let's look at some key elements and translate what each means for communities, energy policy, and climate.
The two sides are also likely to discuss the implications of the proposal endorsed at the Jan 28 London conference for reintegrating the Taliban in the political mainstream of Afghanistan for the security of the two countries.
This process should include an assessment of the medium- to long-term financial and programmatic implications of the proposal.
