Sentences with phrase «clear economic implications»

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It is not clear enough to permit the kind of careful quantitative analysis of budget costs, economic impacts and distributional implications that precedes legislation in a serious country.

One clear implication of this story is that the criteria of worth enjoined by the economic assumptions of the laborers are relativized by the generosity of the owner of the vineyard.

The implications of this statement, linking economic contracts to the political support given to the NTC by NATO is clear.

The political implications are clear: a shift by Labour to policies that motivate the overwhelming majority of the population threatened by the Tories» planned harsh economic policies could prevent a Conservative government.

«New policy statements with spending or economic implications will be cleared with the Leader's office and shadow Treasury teams, working closely together,» it reads.

But the economic implications are clear to him: Timber companies probably can't do the job because good thinning is not profitable.

I think Josh Kline's Packing for Peanuts (Fedex Worker's Head with Knit Cap) makes clear the socio - economic and health implications evident in this kind of working situation.

I can certainly understand why those who do not have as clear an understanding of the climate system as Jim Hansen does would want to be more ambivalent with respect to advocating action to counteract global warming since, this has very significant economic implications.

A recent discussion paper from the bank stated: «Fundamental changes in the environment could affect economic and financial stability and the safety and soundness of financial firms, with clear potential implications for central banks.»

It is essential that Government's seeking to implement changes to land rights or native title regimes, with the consent of traditional owners, must be careful to ensure that the legislation contains provisions that provide clear and effective decision - making processes; safeguards for the protection of Indigenous rights; and adequate resources so that land councils are able to effectively engage and advise on issues relating to the complex legal, economic, cultural and social implications of leasing Indigenous lands.