Sentence examples for provincial implications from inspiring English sources

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In that scenario, persistent inflation differentials across provinces can be conducive to different provincial interest rates, with clear implications on investment and aggregate demand.

Though the programme was developed and implemented at local and provincial levels, it may have implications for national and international policies on TB treatment (See Table 1 for a detailed description of the programme).

Mr. Khan, however, was poised to capture a valuable consolation prize, one with potentially sharp implications for American policy: control of the provincial government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, along the Afghan border.

In PNG senior managers in the provincial and national departments of health need to address some of the implications of the study.

Measurement of possible system bias and its implication for equitable and quality healthcare for women requires larger provincial samples of the national surveys, along with a longitudinal design.

Some opinion polls show that two-thirds of voters in Quebec approve of the provincial government's emergency legislation to curb the protests, despite deep disquiet about the implications for civil rights.

Also, a more concise average of provincial health care costs could be incorporated into the study to model better the implications for each province.

Our research has various implications for pandemic policy planners at all levels (i.e., community, regional, provincial, and federal).

"Just consider the social and economic implications for doing that in a major coastal city – I cannot recall the last time any provincial government did that".

Based upon Chinese realities, policy implications and suggestions are made, such as how to set up appropriate emission reduction targets for electricity sector at provincial level, and the inclusion of consumption emissions in designing China's cap-and-trade mechanism.