Sentence examples for implications of these amendments from inspiring English sources

It's not difficult to imagine the far-reaching implications of these amendments and bills for LGBTQ people and many others if they become law.

Friedman said that during the lead-up to the committee votes, she contacted members' offices and warned them of the pro-settlement implications of the amendments.

While the precise legal implications of the amendment would need to be tested, philosophically it goes to the heart of the moves towards devolving control of the NHS.

In a guest post on the Opinion pages on Tuesday, Kim Lane Scheppele of Princeton University, examined the implications of the amendment and concluded: By now it should be clear that Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party recognize no limitations in their quest for power.

Without understanding the implications of this amendment, I could easily be accused of hypocrisy.

Although it has been two decades since the Thai Patent Act was amended to comply with the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspecthere Intellectual Property Righas (TRIPS), there has been little emphasis given to assessing the implications of this amendment.

Krell discusses the implications of this amendment for authors wishing to publish descriptions of newly identified animal species in online and open access journals, and for the future of taxonomic science.

"In view of the close referendum result and the far-reaching implications of the constitutional amendments, we also call on the Turkish authorities to seek the broadest possible national consensus in their implementation," the commission said.

Professor Tribe ignores one of these amendments.

None of these amendments are likely to become law.

One of these amendments would explicitly constitutionalize his emancipation policy.