Sentence examples for implications on matters of from inspiring English sources
To open the spring 2018 LiPS session a panel of experts on the built environment will discuss the law's implications on matters of great concern to professionals, scholars, and all citizens focused on cities, neighborhoods, and the environment.
Attention has not yet really turned to what parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights has described as "the missing issue in the green paper": the implications for the media's freedom to report on matters of public interest.
But since the narrow, technical problem is largely solved, recent discussion has tended to focus less on matters of interpretation and more on the implications of the wider frame problem for cognitive science.
In the Old South, black men and women who were competent, confident speakers on matters of importance were termed "disrespectful," the implication being that all good Negroes bowed, scraped, grinned and deferred to their white betters.
In addition to its implications on a host of local matters, Los Angeles' swing to the left could be a harbinger of urban political shifts elsewhere.
As a result, the placement on the map was approached in a matter-of-fact manner; there was little implication that mapping corridors substantially altered shared understandings of boundaries.
"The AFL has today again been in discussions with Asada on the matter of the implications of the suspensions for past and present players of Essendon and is pleased that the position of Brent Prismall's employment has been resolved," the league said in a statement.
Southern Company said on Tuesday that it "funds a broad range of research on a matter of topics that have potentially significant public policy implications for our business".
Implications of dark matter and dark energy for the future evolution of the cosmos.
It is clear that full patient's access to medical data is just a matter of time and it will have significant implications on everything from patient's health to the ways we shop and pay for health care.
