Sentences with phrase «serious economic implications»
Suggesting that they should be provided where necessary to ensure an appropriate remedy has serious economic implications.
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«The lack of an approved budget is having serious economic implications for all New YorkersGalef said.
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The business group says the regulation has «serious implications for local economic development.»
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.
«Climate change is a problem with serious implications for the global environment, social, economic, distribution [systems] and policies and constitutes one of the main challenges for humanity.
«This rapid decline in both author incomes and in the numbers of those writing full - time could have serious implications for the economic success of the creative industries in the UK.»
This rapid decline in both author incomes and in the numbers of those writing full time could have serious implications for the economic success of the creative industries in the UK.
While experts predict the possibility of an economic crisis in Europe, which can have serious implications on smaller regions, Moreno explained that the outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean appears positive.
Climate scientists are perhaps under the most serious threat, however, because their findings carry with them grave implications for the future of our social and economic order.
Climate change is a global problem with serious environmental, social, economic, distribution and policy implications, and make up one of the main current challenges for humanity.
... nowadays it's mighty hard to find * ANY * climate - scientist who thinks differently... «cuz the scientific evidence, long - term economic consequence, and generational moral implications are too serious to be ignored.
«Fossil fuels play a very central role in global economic development but raise serious implications for the Earth's climate,» Marland said.