Sentence examples for upon the implications from inspiring English sources

The conclusion touches upon the implications of the study for business strategy and policy.

We also provide reflections upon the implications of our findings for qualitative research designs and sampling strategies.

We close by reflecting upon the implications of the information obtained to develop a work force capable of not just using technology, but creating it.

The paper concludes with some reflections upon the implications for policies concerned with behavioural change in the context of developing relations across difference.

He had spoken of economic inequality and a political system rigged to benefit the few, but had scarcely touched upon the implications of that system for African-Americans specifically.

Whether or not this long-recognized distribution of power between the national and the state governments is predicated upon the implications of the commerce clause itself, Brown v. Maryland, 12 Wheat.

Only touched upon are the implications of what she is doing on his behalf.

Even in this ninth count it is not charged that the publications as actually made were harmful but it proceeds as does the first count, upon the implication that they might have been more discouraging than they were to the German enemy if the omitted statements had been incorporated into them, and that for this reason they violated the statute.

She described her shock upon realising the implications of the significant debt which forced her to sell her family home leaving her in precarious housing.

The parallel with today's great conmen - Maxwell, Archer - is lightly touched upon, although the implication that Balfour's headline-grabbing fall is evidence that the 1880s were the first media age wants watching.

The main difficulties and challenges encountered in this process are reflected upon and discussed, with the implications outlined for future implementation studies.