Sentence examples for implications on the ground from inspiring English sources

Kai Eide, who stepped down as UN chief in Afghanistan earlier this year, said the sacking was bound to have implications on the ground.

"They got the man to say what they wanted him to say, but they didn't consider the implications on the ground".

The MoD said: "Nobody has ever suggested that the use of GBAD would not have implications on the ground but the point is that these systems are proposed as an absolute last resort option, as part of a much broader, layered air security plan aimed at protecting all of those involved in the Olympics, including local residents".

The debate surrounding the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) is more than just language reorganization, as the consequences extend to implications on the ground, the future of war and the means to strike.

People's backgrounds shape their world views and priorities, so the diversity of decision-makers has very real implications for folks on the ground.

If we, the United States, actually want to be a contender for one of the greatest, welcoming, and most powerful human rights defenders in the world, I believe we need to seriously consider the implications of this on the ground reality.

With cases now pending in most Southern states, this has important strategic implications for LGBT organizers on the ground here.

There are serious national security implications to failing our allies on the ground.

The following papers, released in a single volume in Bangkok today, are available at http://www.unicef.org/eapro: Child Mortality and Injury in Asia: An Overview  Survey Methods  Survey Results and Evidence  Policy and Programme implications About UNICEF UNICEF is on the ground in over 150 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence.

It was hypothesized that different parental behaviour towards seeking treatment for their child on the ground of gender would have serious social policy implications.

Ball sent up optical instruments with resolution good enough to track individual vehicles on the ground from an altitude of 77,000 feet, which has obviously interesting implications.