Sentence examples for will have implications for from inspiring English sources

The move will have implications for the team's future.

All of this will have implications for us.

"This young woman now has a criminal record that will have implications for her future career.

How the budget fight is resolved will have implications for years to come.

This concession will have implications for a new product called the qualified mortgage.

That will have implications for China's political stability, and for its attractiveness as a place in which to do business.

Regardless of who wins in November, Mr. Obama's linguistic legacy will have implications for both education and politics.

This will have implications for the screening programme – the UK may want to consider new screening methods and change how often a woman is screened".

The proposal will have implications for Northeast states like New York that generally follow California's lead in setting air-quality rules.

"It is clear that the financial crisis and subsequent economic downturn will have implications for climate negotiations," Mr. de Boer said.

A credible timetable for the banking union needs to be put in place, although that will have implications for the UK.