Sentence examples for implications set out from inspiring English sources
We unreservedly apologise to Mr Cutts-McKay for the implications set out in our letter and specifically accept the following: Our letter was inaccurate in relation to the safeguarding issues we raised; At no point under Mr Cutts-McKay's leadership was the school considered to be a failing school".
Having considered these facts and all their implications, I set out one day with the rifle and wandered around until I heard the "chink, chink".
"All of these arrangements and their financial implications were set out transparently and discussed in public by cabinet through our normal decision-making processes".
The implications for research set out below are based on gaps and uncertainties identified by reviewing the current evidence base, which (as highlighted above - see Implications for practice) derives exclusively from studies conducted in HICs.
Berkeley, concerned over the deterministic and atheistic implications of philosophical mechanism, set out to reveal contradictions in the calculus in his influential book The Analyst; or, A Discourse Addressed to an Infidel Mathematician.
Given the sensed implausibility of these conditions being realised in the real world, we set out the implications for solar radiation management governance.
The Resolution Foundation thinktank has set out the full implications.
In the light of the strong therapeutic and diagnostic implications of Sp17 expression, we have set out to determine the role of DNA methylation in regulating the presence and levels of expression of Sp17 in MM.
Together with James Hartle we set out to study the implications of our existence for the predictions of quantum cosmology.
A study group, surely otiose after the Sutherland Royal Commission, will report in August and proposals will then set out the costs and implications of the change.
