Sentence examples for to implications from inspiring English sources

The Advertising Standards Bureau (ASB), which regulates the rest of advertising, suggests that taking on the role would expose them to implications of political bias.

A proper review will allow us to look at the issues in a considered and thorough way, giving full consideration to implications of any changes".

Boycott rallies had the flavor of revival meetings; protesters objected to foul language & anti-Americanism, & to implications in the texts that seemed contrary to their fundamental Christian belief.

The case has drawn many friend-of-the-court briefs that alert the court to implications for current lawsuits over land use, school financing and academic standards for college athletes.

Its ramifications are everywhere, from questions of who will survive in battle, to implications about human behavior when applications of the law of error leads to the birth of statistics, to the expedition led by Louis Agassiz into the Brazilian jungle to try to document a hierarchy of human racial types.

It is at Grytviken on South Georgia, the Antarctic's first whaling station, that she connects her own estrangement from nature, which she had noticed on the Cornwall moors, to implications of a race of creatures that feel the world is theirs to utilize.

The results lead to implications for ornamental plant growers and network coordinators.

However, some important properties regarding to implications are not preserved by this extension method.

The findings are discussed with reference to implications for cross-cultural research and practice.

Mr. Kaku is alert to ethical implications.

The article shows how sensitive people are to these implications.