Sentence examples for implications on the state from inspiring English sources
In 2011 Belarus experienced financial crisis that can have negative implications on the state commitments to financing the National HIV Prevention Programme and reaching national goals of zero new HIV infections by 2015.
There are implications on the genetic level as stated in Zhao et al's study [ 16- 19].
On March 16, some 50 residents attended a meeting at the church to discuss the implications of putting Douglaston Hill on the state register.
Various parameters and their implications on the system output is clearly stated.
The high prevalence rates, economic cost and adverse implications on the quality of life and health state [ 3, 4], make constipation a major public health issue.
Everybody knew what Mark Carney meant when he paused halfway through his regular three-monthly update on the state of the economy: the implications of Brexit.
It greedily tries to optimize the network configuration in the present state, not considering any implications on the future performance of the network.
The conflicting treatment (i.e., based on the state in which a couple resides) will likely have significant federal and state tax implications since the IRS currently takes the view that marriage is determined by applicable state law.
Long-term unemployment has implications for young people's health and wellbeing, as well as their pocket, but they are also a drain on the state.
The objective was to evaluate interaction of water-sourced iron (low, medium, and high levels) on milk proteome and implications on milk oxidative state and mineral content.
