Sentence examples for the implication it has from inspiring English sources

Schhot (2013) appraises the larger framework of functioning of TPP and the implication it has on its member states.

And think of the implication it has first for bank profits, or maybe that should be last.

I mean that in the sense of the implication it has taken these last few decades.

How could he celebrate his goal, with all the implication it had for both sides?

HCPs also indicated the difficulties of implementing facility based daily DOT mainly due the implication it had on their TB patients and stated DOT had not always been implemented for the full course as recommended.

HCPs also indicated the difficulties of implementing facility based DOT mainly due the implication it had on their TB patients and stated DOT had not always been implemented for the full course as recommended also reported deep concern regarding risk of acquiring MDR-TB while working in the TB clinics.

We recommend that each government undertake a study of its current system and the implications it has for the full range of our relations with the objective of minimizing the impact the visa systems and travel regulation have on the free movement of people between our societies and on the development of civic partnerships.

Although the issue of the justification of love is important on its own, it is also important for the implications it has for understanding more clearly the precise object of love: how can we make sense of the intuitions not only that we love the individuals themselves rather than their properties, but also that my beloved is not fungible that no one could simply take her place without loss.

REFLECTIONS about the effects of the devastation in Beirut on the Israelis and the implications it has for the future of Israel.

By Jacobo Timerman The New Yorker, October 25 , 1982P. 55 REFLECTIONS about the effects of the devastation in Beirut on the Israelis and the implications it has for the future of Israel.

Nick Clegg has been preoccupied by this problem, and the implications it has for policy-making and retaining the trust of voters, ever since he was burnt in effigy for busting his party's pledges on tuition fees.