Sentences with phrase «many national implications»

CNN: Philadelphia abuse trial has taken toll on very Catholic city A Philadelphia sex abuse trial in which a jury reached a mixed verdict on a church higher - up accused of protecting sexually abusive priests was closely watched for its national implications.

And voters in South Australia and Batman are heading to the polls in two very different elections that will both have national implications.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it will hear a pair of New Jersey sports gambling cases with national implications.

(CNN)- Kentucky's two U.S. Senate candidates traded pithy barbs Saturday at a dual campaign stop in the midst of a race with national implications.

While the race has clear national implications and is one of the most competitive Senate races in the country, Grimes said she wants the focus to be on Kentuckians.

Malpass called the Garden State millionaire's tax defeat a «watershed moment» and said the vote could have national implications.

Naturally, the state Republican Party is trying to spin today's results as one with national implications (never mind statewide implications in 2012 and 2014).

The race could be historic if Mr. Espaillat or Mr. Linares win, becoming the first Dominican - Americans elected to Congress, but it will lack national implications, other than sending the first congressman not named Rangel to Washington in almost a half century.

Compare what is happening in special elections in Hawaii's 1st district (where the White House and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee are engaged at a day - to - day level) or Pennsylvania's 12th district (where the National Republican Congressional Committee is up with ads attacking the Democratic nominee on health care) to the dearth of activity in Florida's 19th and it's hard to draw too many national implications from Deutch's win.

«It has significant statewide implications and even national implications,» he said.

«I don't want to overstate national implications, but I do think it's recognition that continued investment in natural gas is risky,» said Stacy Tellinghuisen, a senior climate policy analyst at Western Resource Advocates.

Still, the stakes are high, with national implications.

The case could have national implications.

The Insult: A minor dispute between a Christian Lebanese man and a Palestinian construction worker spirals into a court case with national implications, in this tense, well - observed and intelligent film, up for a foreign - film Oscar.

The Insult A minor dispute between a Christian Lebanese man and a Palestinian construction worker spirals into a court case with national implications, in this tense, well - observed and intelligent film, nominated for a foreign - film Oscar.

The national implications of improved schooling are both clear and large.

The Abbott and Union City stories are not well known, but have national implications.

What started as a subtle flaw in the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test of 3rd grade reading has widened into a full - scale debate with national implications: Is too much riding on one fallible assessment?

Education Post also will have a «rapid response» capacity to «knock down false narratives» and will focus on «hot spots» around the country where conflicts with national implications are playing out, Cunningham said.

EducationPost also will have a «rapid response» capacity to «knock down false narratives» and will focus on «hot spots» around the country where conflicts with national implications are playing out.

While the infrastructure of the city's schools was jolted to its core, it's unclear whether Bloomberg's missteps will have larger national implications.

While it speaks to developments in Philadelphia, the discussion of «community schools» has national implications.

While Common Core had national implications, it started out as a movement at the state and local levels.

Lawmakers may also find the study useful, as they are often unaware of the national implications of overregulation.

He alleged that NOAA had readjusted historical temperature readings to suit the Obama administration's political agenda, that the scientists had engaged in «suspicious» behavior, and that this had «broad national implications.»

VANCOUVER — The Fraser Institute — an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think - tank ---- released a new report last week looking at the national implications of the Supreme Court of Canada's recent ruling granting over 1,700 square kilometres of land in British Columbia to the Tsilhqot» in First Nation, marking the first time the court has made a ruling of this kind regarding aboriginal land.

The study, «A Real Game Changer,» breaks down the ruling to look at its national implications and how it will «likely stunt economic development across Canada,» states a press release from the Fraser Institute about the study.

President of the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers, Stockport based Peter Garsden, has today welcomed a Court of Appeal ruling which he believes will have national implications for all local authorities defending child abuse compensation claims.

identify matters that have national implications and therefore ought to be addressed on that basis, including but not limited to:

In what was widely considered the most important family law case of the decade, with national implications, Burns won a unanimous Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) ruling on the issue of trust assets as marital property that could be divided in divorce proceedings.

Skipping school has rarely had such national implications as it did yesterday, when students at more than 3,100 schools around the country took a 17 - minute powder to protest the porous state of the nation's gun - control laws.

The trend Texas started carries national implications, Potter said.

National implications in juvenile justice: The influence of juvenile mentoring programs on at risk youth - Belshaw & Kritsonis

-LSB-...] In a move which could have national implications, Thrive Washington included the HealthConnect One Community - Based Doula Program as one of eight eligible models to expand home visiting for families receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families).

Experienced professionals, meanwhile, can focus on tackling strategic issues that strike to the core of their operations, such as payment reform, regulations and national the implications of discussions like «repeal and replace.»

The Extraordinary Litigation Support Policy would be in addition to the current Legal Defence Fund Policy, which enables member boards to apply for up to $ 50,000 in CREA financial support for any litigation that involves issues with national implications.

As part of its strategy for defending these three pillars, CREA called on boards to reject zero per cent listings, and to support an expanded legal defence fund policy to support any boards involved in legal actions that have national implications.

«The Tribunal's decision in this proceeding will have national implications for the real estate industry and therefore will directly affect all of CREA's members,» says CREA filing.

The influx of investment capital is great news for the North Dakota city, but Fargo's story has national implications too.

While MPF carries out extensive research on specific metros as well, the following are summaries of some recent findings with national implications: Frenzied apartment construction slows timetables MPF Research reports that over 750,000 -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

The implications are huge: Patton says he's been contacted by the National Weather Service about designing an alert system, and it isn't hard to imagine how the technology could become a valuable tool for emergency responders.

RIM also stoked fears that a sale to a foreign company may «significantly, adversely affect national interests, with potential national security implications.»

The Justice Department, meanwhile, had said it would be «extraordinarily reckless» for the House Intelligence Committee to approve the memo's release without giving the department enough time to review it and advise lawmakers about national - security implications.

Cook wrote that the government should drop the legal request and instead «form a commission or other panel of experts on intelligence, technology, and civil liberties, to discuss the implications for law enforcement, national security, privacy, and personal freedom.»

There are national security implications, one of the officials said, from imports of steel alloys that are used in products such as the armor plating of ships and require a lot of expertise to create and produce.

Privatizing air traffic control will have implications for the future of U.S. drone regulations, much of which hinges on efforts to create a national drone air traffic control system capable of real - time reporting, tracking and managing of flights.

Indeed, Will Horter, executive director of the Dogwood Initiative, a group opposed to Gateway, argues that the implications of future court challenges might go further, to «potentially hamstring the [National Energy Board] in any situation where there's unceded First Nations lands, anywhere in Canada.»

In an interview with CNBC's «On the Money,» the host of the new National Geographic Channel TV show «StarTalk» — based on Tyson's podcast and Sirius XM radio show of the same name — described the dynamic implications of scientific discovery.

Another story that McDonough recounted was his role in telling the president the recommendations from the National Security Council principal committee on an issue that had security and diplomatic implications.

«The most troubling implication for Australian interests is that a future naval or air base in Vanuatu would give China a foothold for operations to coerce Australia, outflank the US and its base on US territory at Guam, and collect intelligence in a regional security crisis,» Rory Medcalf, the head of the National Security College at the Australian National University, wrote in a Lowy Institute report.