Sentences with word «implications»

Top designers are becoming increasingly aware of implications of the rampant Throw - Away Culture.

The additional feedback and recommendations gathered from summit participants are being analyzed for implications for the sustainability report.

From the onset, you will want to be aware of tax implications of the real estate investment properties.

«We will review the decision for implications on the timeline for destroying the remaining long - gun registry data,» she said in an email.

However, there are encouraging signs for a more robust second half, but with no shortage of important implications for property risk management.

We conclude with implications for policy and future research on textbook effects.

The research also has a lot of implications in terms of understanding carbon sequestration issues.

This is problematic, because the life of stars, and by implication of galaxies in the universe, is directed by the physical processes acting in their core regions.

These results have important policy implications for global warming issues.

What about implications for our social, political and economic landscape of the established links between anthropogenic climate change and high - impact extreme weather and climate events?

I doubt city council even understood implications of what they were passing.

Remember, going through a divorce will have major financial implications on you and your family.

A big Democratic win would also have significant implications in at least a handful of states.

A wider range of health implications of climate change also can affect settlements.

And what implications for school finance will it have?

Discuss any actions or decisions that can have tax or legal implications with your attorney and a tax professional.

If that leaves you wondering whether or not your partner is being faithful or having doubts, that might actually be a very serious implication about the state of your relationship.

It's an unusual step, and one that could have major implications on how we view changing weather patterns in a world that scientists agree is heating up.

This whole issue has important practical implications as more and more families become involved in therapy.

If there are significant political implications in 2006, there must have been in 1939 too, but unfortunately no one knew what was at stake at that time.

Consider implications for state and local policy makers, technical assistance and professional development providers, and higher education.

What is the potential implication of tax reform on homeownership?

This discovery has broad implications not only for the scientific community, but for all mankind.

There were long - term implications from all this, he said.

The authors discuss implications for future theory driven practice model development research with cultural specific single parent families.

The study has wide reaching implications for understanding the evolution of the human oral microbiome and the origins of periodontal disease.

These are some of the biggest, most important questions ever — with profound implications about how we should lead our lives.

But this may have serious tax implications as well.

It brings together industry leaders, scientists, government officials and policymakers to address the broader social implications raised by integrating robots into our everyday lives.

What many tend to overlook is the other health implications from the debt they are dealing with.

I think this is really the most important question that every investor faces since the answer has huge implications on what kind of strategy you should follow.

Of course, what this would mean is that news that is considered positive by one person could be perceived to have negative implications by another.

Within each series the impression is of one work producing the next, until a jump is made to explore implications raised by the group as a whole.

Her work explores the universal ethical implications of social injustice, especially those related to racial and gender discrimination.

But there are still a handful of cracking top - flight ties on the agenda, with big implications at both ends of the table.

Media - based therapies would therefore appear to have both clinical and economic implications as regards the treatment of children with behavioural problems.

These decisions and experiences have legal, emotional and financial implications not only for them, but also for their children.

Neither of the men has made it clear that they made the wider implications clear.

We are client focused and strive to provide the best representation possible including detailed trial strategy and an understanding of the human behavior and possible implications in a litigation environment.

Some global implications come into play here, too, as some of the mergers include overseas acquisitions.

Can you start to appreciate the economic, environmental and national security implications here?

The future acts regime also provides for other implications such as whether compensation is payable and what the long - term impact on native title will be.

For most parents, that will be the clear implication when you give out your phone number.

The equipment became the province of the powerful — for the viewer who can walk on and off with no further implication considered.

Among other topics, the presentation provided an overview of available green energy sourcing options and shed light on cost implications when developing a corporate green energy procurement strategy.

Students can consider recycling as an example of how science has moral implications in how it is applied.

These accounts come with serious tax implications if not setup correctly (and huge benefits if setup correctly), and they may also require different types of paperwork.

The many implications of climate change have had direct effects on the majority of this population.