Sentence examples for implications run by from inspiring English sources

Then, as standard practice at the end of that 90-day cycle, we conduct post implementation reviews (with bonus implications), run by independent parties".

The implications run deep.

As he recited a list of councils now run by the Lib Dems they applauded too, but somehow the implication: "Today Milton Keynes, tomorrow the world!" does not send the blood coursing.

Run by physicist Jane Long of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, it will cover scientific and geopolitical implications of a climate-modification research program.

Watches horses run by.

Run by their people!

It's a fairly simple, straightforward scene, one that in its implications -- think of all the bills introduced and fought by Big Tobacco -- says a great deal about how this country is run, by whom and for whom.

Biogenesis was run by Bosch.

& 73 St., run by Seymour and Melvin Levine.

They are run by graduates.

It is run by Michael.