Sentence examples for legislative implications from inspiring English sources

Johnson understood the legislative implications of the nation's grief over Kennedy's assassination.

We want to figure out what the right answer is and what the detailed legislative implications would be".

This paper, discussing Ramana, Hopkins and Glaser [1], enlarges the view to all the SMR-related implications on the licensing process, presenting their legislative implications and market effects.

In June, a month before Conservative rabbis began their study, officials in the Episcopal Church created a task force to study the ethical, theological and legislative implications of "the new genetics".

A year on from my appointment as the government's adoption adviser, it is helpful that the House of Lords has appointed a select committee to examine the legislative implications of the proposed reforms.

So much for all the talk of Parliament being swamped by the legislative implications of the Leave vote.

Those contemplating using peanut oil to suppress oestrus should also be aware of the legislative and regulatory implications.

The Reformers urged that the provincial legislative councils and by implication even the governors and other officials be made elective; they also proposed that the officials and advisers (i.e., the executive council) of the governors be made responsible or accountable to such elective legislative assemblies.

"If legislation is filed, we will fully review the issues and implications of legislative action on this topic," said the spokeswoman, Rikeesha Phelon.

It might seem surprising that the bill sailed through the legislative process, given its implications for financial institutions.

Legislative recognition of the implications of seclusion only confirms what the folklore teaches—that strangers to the illegal business rarely penetrate the curtain of secrecy.