Sentence examples for proposals implications from inspiring English sources

The 208-page report – which calls for the retail banking operations of major banks to be ringfenced with more capital than the rest of the bank – contains an analysis of the proposals' implications for London as a financial centre.

In the letter, Dr Clifford Mann, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine said the contract proposals had implications for "the future of medicine and patient care as a whole".

Reasoned proposals or implications generated in reviews of conversation analytic evidence thus need to take a form similar to that recommended within an existing approach called explanatory review (sometimes known as realist synthesis) [ 12], along the lines of: "In circumstances such as A, try practice B, or when using C, watch out for D" ([ 12], p S1 24).

In a proposal with implications for the executive branch, the Senate would no longer require votes to confirm about 400 White House nominees, including midlevel positions like deputy secretaries for legislative and public affairs.

This proposal has implications for the psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of adolescents throughout the world yet; the data informing this new diagnosis is limited and drawn predominantly from studies utilizing assessment of NSSI only, which may not have relevance within other countries using DSH definitions, leading to potential cultural bias in the diagnosis.

The proposals have serious implications for the structure of Whitehall and local government.

(Beta) is illustrated by the authors' five general proposals for action ("Implications for Public Policy").

So there is also a very real risk of inadequate scrutiny of complex proposals with opaque implications resulting in major collateral damage to citizens' privacy and security.

Synthesis culminates in generation of evidence-based, reasoned proposals about the implications for the review's audience(s).

While there are alternative proposals about the implications of increasing numbers of older people on demand for services [ 2], much planning is predicated on expected increases in social and health service use amongst older people.

The proposal "has no implications for monetary policy decisions in the near term," the central bank said in a statement.