Sentence examples for implications to resolve from inspiring English sources

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Findings of this study are further developed to provide policy implications to resolve China's low-carbon urban development.

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The answer has implications for future efforts to resolve any number of complex and bitter conflicts around the world.

It was almost as if the knowledge of Bob's alter ego had cleaved her own consciousness, giving birth to an alternate persona that could accept the Bob of the present without having to resolve the implications of his past deeds.

Our study and analysis shed no light on these possible improvements or their economic implications; further data are necessary to resolve those questions.

She said she understands the tax implications but believes there are ways to resolve them.

They learn the implications of their actions on others, how to resolve differences, how to lead and how to be a part of a group.

These findings have important implications for how DNA-PKcs and WRN cooperate to resolve these complex telomeric DNA structures.

Even as the court tried to resolve the immediate crisis, the implication that the election commission could disqualify candidates after the election planted the seeds of a new one.

"We have to think about the implications for Japanese banks and what measures are needed to resolve possible negative impact".

In this case, the patient's inability to resolve his concerns about medication had implications for his adherence to treatment: I am not happy.

In another development on Monday, the court agreed to resolve a dispute among the lower courts with implications for thousands of deportation and criminal sentencing cases.

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