Sentence examples for into the implications from inspiring English sources
This is the Treasury's third foray into the implications of Scottish independence.
The Department of Justice has also opened an antitrust investigation into the implications of the agreement.
He offers insights into the implications of the revolution in the biological sciences.
Last month a congressional subcommittee held a hearing into the implications of commercial location-based services' growth.
I was alone in this emotional experience of course my classmates had little insight into the implications of the question.
Create focus groups to address each of these and conduct research into the implications in each area.
"Government delayed legalising humanist marriage last year to consult on the demand for such ceremonies and to look into the implications of legalisation.
If it were just a touch better and really got into the implications of getting over trauma, Jessica Jones could be for everyone.
"I think when they have looked into the implications and the consequences of this, they will start to sympathise with the vast majority of people in the party.
The result was huge: many articles have come out since, many of them deep dives into the implications of the trove of documents.
The all-party parliamentary group on drug policy reform undertook an inquiry into the implications of the arrival of "legal highs" – a new substance appeared on the UK market every week in 2012.
