Sentence examples for implications of these plans from inspiring English sources
No one has thought through the implications of these plans and there are really big issues," Gerada told the Guardian.
The AUT, which is the officially recognised academic union in both Aston and Birmingham said: "AUT branches in both universities had expressed concern, the plans and the implications of those plans were not at all clear.
The New Statesman claimed (1st July 1977) 'The philosophical and technical implications of the plan are now being discussed on average of twenty five times a week in international media'.
However there were reported to be misgivings about the wider implications of the plan in the Department for Work and Pensions and the Treasury.
We discuss the implications of the plan and its potential to spur similar reforms elsewhere.
Theoretical and practical implications of these findings for retirement planning and designing retirement interventions are discussed.
This article is concerned with the interaction of international, regional and national policy on climate change and sustainability, and the implications of these policy dimensions for planning.
Measures of disease progression and the implications of these observations for trial planning and policy are reported separately.
Our research aims were (1) to describe local social heterogeneity and key differences structuring interactions between groups of people at the study site, (2) to explore how these differences affect resource use by these groups, and (3) to reflect upon the implications of these findings for the planning of conservation interventions which aim to engage with a 'community'community
Mr. Boehner, now the speaker of the House, appreciated Mr. Ryan's enthusiasm but was wary of the political implications of his plans to reshape Medicare and Social Security.
Explores the physical, ecological, technological, political, economic and cultural implications of big plans and mega-urban landscapes in a global context.
