Sentence examples for sector implications from inspiring English sources

Perhaps other retailers might also want to consider the wider sector implications of JLP acknowledging the current retail environment.

Given the nature of obesity interventions and their likely settings in community-based facilities such as schools and child care facilities, a broad 'societal perspective' was adopted, but with a major focus on the health sector implications.

The need for the scale is described in relation to evolving trends in research on cascading disasters, especially in terms of the cross-sector implications of critical infrastructure failure.

This could have significance across the public health sector and implications for law enforcement and social cohesion.

If public service motivation decreases with tenure, it will then progressively become scarcer in the public sector, with implications for the delivery of public services.

They can be considered to be strong signals in their original context, but when they are transferred to the context of water services sector their implications are not clear and thus, they can be said to represent weak signals [38].

For the same reason, the use of amantadine should be prohibited in poultry farming because this will lead to the emergence of amantadine resistant strains in the animal sector with implications for the treatment of human infections [22].

The substantial therapeutic footprint of naturopathy in the Australian healthcare sector has implications for general practice and healthcare delivery in rural and regional Australia.

We explore here the projects, activities, and outlooks surrounding medical tourism and their anticipated economic and health sector policy implications in the Caribbean country of Jamaica.

In this example, consideration of health becomes important for the agriculture, water and disaster management sectors, with implications for the development of more cross-sectoral adaptation activities to address the health risks of the exposure and to develop measures to manage the risks.

The extension of harmonised innovation measurement to all economic sectors has implications for innovation research and for policy learning.