Sentence examples for the implications of the program from inspiring English sources

The Administration intelligence official acknowledged that the implications of the program had not been fully thought out.

There is some concern that this could spark at least a short-term exodus of health professionals, especially generalist and specialist physicians, due to uncertainty of the implications of the program for their future practice, especially in terms of private sector opportunities.

MS: You were talking about the implications of this program, not just for kids and schools, but also for healthcare; to me this program also has exciting implications for the larger world.

We have decided to suspend our editorial activities today so we can adequately ponder the implications of the economic bailout program.

Namely, traders read, or mis-read, the minutes of the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting and saw that "several" policy makers expressed understandable worry about the implications of the Fed's program to buy up every bond in sight in an effort to support the economy.

In this chapter, the history behind the launch of the BRAIN Initiative and the implications of the new BRAIN programs on the development of neuromodulation technologies are described.

Next week: The implications of the "Live in HD" program for opera.

3 The implications of the Attorney General's program and statements must be repudiated before this Board can be considered the kind of free and impartial tribunal which our system of justice demands.

What is often not understood is the interactions and the implications of the interactions between different programs.

We apply these methods to the Tasmanian Midlands region of Tasmania, Australia and discuss the implications of the modelled results on conservation program strategy design in other contexts.

Although the results provided support for the beneficial effects of program exposure, the implications of the research are discussed in terms of some potential modifications which may enhance the program's persuasive effects.