Sentence examples for implications spelt out from inspiring English sources

A definition of the cancer unit is suggested and its main implications spelt out.

Ireland are perched between death and glory and the implications of the former were spelt out by the team's captain, Robbie Keane.

The implications for the Organization's work are spelt out in the Strategic Framework for FAO 2000-2015, approved by the Conference in November 1999.

The provision is spelt out in treaties.

It spelt out 'thank you fans'.

This should be spelt out more clearly.

The implication, not spelled out, was that Thistlecrack might skip the Feltham, Kempton's influential novice chase on Boxing Day, and try his luck instead in the King George itself later on the same card, taking on veteran top-class chasers.

Our finding about scarcity, however, gets even gets more interesting when its implication is spelled out: that innovation managers will more often create businesses, services, or products that are successful in the marketplace when they intentionally impose constraints during the development process.

Our identifying assumption has testable implications which we spell out for J = 2.

They did not need to spell out the implications.

Credit Suisse doesn't spell out the implications but house prices in Japan in the late 1980s reached record levels, and subsequently halved in value in the great property crash around 1990.