Sentence examples for implications society from inspiring English sources
Implications: Society (policy makers, researchers, city planners, transportation providers and other agents of the aging network) must therefore consider adopting the moral responsibility to offer policies, structure, support and resources, to optimize mobility options for enhancing older adults' societal participation.
His first self-portrait in particular: it is the artist as a young dog, an etching of himself snarling at the mirror, rejecting the viewer's (and by implication, society's) gaze.
And therein lies the problem: The real shortage isn't of talented people; it's of employers (and, by implication, society) who are willing or able to nurture talented people.
Jonas was cognizant of the extent to which the normative concerns raised by clinical research are not exhausted by the risks to which subjects are exposed, but also include the extent to which investigators and by implication society are the agents of the risk exposure.
The USGCRP, which coordinates and integrates federal research on changes in the global environment and their implications for society, is developing a new strategic plan for better incorporating and responding to society's needs related to climate change.
Warwick said having a computer with such artificial intelligence had "implications for society" and would serve as a "wake-up call to cybercrime".
However, scientists are often focused in research papers on how their findings fit into the relevant literature rather than the wider implications to society.
