Sentence examples for implications of their acts from inspiring English sources

Music downloaders tend not to care about the copyright implications of their acts, but there are fewer people doing it than is generally imagined, a recent survey indicates.

Owing to the characteristics of their profession, they must, in the first place, be aware of the social and ethical implications of their work and learn to act responsibly.

I doubt if the massive intellects responsible for the act realised the implications of their diktat, or that the first victims would be thousands of women who find themselves faced with higher subscriptions.

Swarthmore will begin comprehensive training sessions for faculty and staff, as well as student residential advisers, in how to handle sexual violence, requirements under the Clery Act and Title IX, and to understand the "implications of their remarks" to victims.

In the same way flood insurance shields families from the financial consequences of rebuilding in risky areas, the Stafford Act shields local and state governments from the full implications of their decisions on land use.

They see the wider implications of their buying actions.

They appear as uninterested in the cinematic implications of their screenwriting as in the real-world implications of their plot.

It's farewell to sensationally hot acts like Sigma, while a representative of the similarly confused DJ Luck and MC Neat "said he would discuss the political implications of their appearance further with the band".

They, too, were avoiding the troublesome implications of their ideology.

Ministers receive no feedback on their performance and never assess the cost implications of their actions.

Kovah and Kallenberg say the implications of their discovery could have wide-ranging implications.