Sentences with phrase «wider ramifications»

If the little guy has access to the big market it has some quite wide ramifications in the long term.

I intend that such monitoring will be ongoing given the scope of change being introduced and the potentially wide ramifications of them to Indigenous peoples.

But the impact of this strategy has had wider ramifications for Nintendo.

But many in this movement understand that this dualism has much wider ramifications than appears at first sight.

Where last season saw tensions arise over the battle for the 2017 title, this season presents wider ramifications that, when framed historically, could be considered the point in which one driver's career surpassed the others.

Rather, Google did have some nice features to announce, some that are sure to have industry wide ramifications.

A meltdown in the CDS market has potentially even wider ramifications nationwide than the subprime crisis.

However, Ferdinand Lovett, associate at pensions firm Sackers, says the case has wider ramifications since the definition of «worker» in pensions automatic enrolment legislation has the same effect as the definition considered by the Supreme Court.

It states: «Unqualified statements such as «We apply the terms of the new Act to all our customers immediately» will have very wide ramifications, for example on long - tail business, unless it is also clearly stated that the interim provisions only apply to policies incepting after a certain date.»

Arnie Weissman, Editor - in - Chief of Travel Weekly, discusses the industry - wide ramifications of President Trump's travel ban.

This decision has wide ramifications for investors in Macau and Hong Kong, who may now rely on this favourable decision and enjoy protections accorded under the 130 other bilateral investment treaties to which China is a party.

Instead, Mallinson argued crude futures had soared to multi-year highs on the back of two main price drivers — concern over the «wider ramifications» of heightened geopolitical tension in the Middle East and the looming prospect of the U.S. withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.

But on the day of his telephone interview, he is more concerned that a leak in a pipe is knocking the group off its aggressive schedule than he is about the wider ramifications of solving the world's energy problems.

NEW digital television and datacasting legislation is overly restrictive and will have wide ramifications for the future of the emerging media, says Murdoch University marketing and media program chair Duane Varan.

Given the wide ramifications of some of the treaty provisions, the opportunities for foreign corporations to hold Southern governments to ransom, by instituting multi-million dollar legal claims against them, are enormous.

After he took over as Treasurer, Hockey asked FIRB to consider «wider ramifications» of the takeover.

Even if the government releases the paper, the debate is likely to have wider ramifications.

Well, because of the wider ramifications I alluded to earlier.

I'm certainly fascinated that it's «Version 1.0», and I'm hoping to get more information on just what will make up a page and the wider ramifications of the pay - per - page system.

However, it seems that wider ramifications are still afoot.

As a «campaign» however, the project had wider ramifications, asking those involved to consider their response and responsibilities towards the history of this troubled work.

But # 610 odd with, no doubt, wider ramifications for the insurance industry.

Unusually, this post concerns that part of the Judgment (which is arguably about 60 % of the Judgment) which is not about the point in contest in the case but which is, nevertheless, likely to have the widest ramifications.

The Dutch experiment has wider ramifications.

The OFT did, however, recognise that its views could have wider ramifications.

It is one of the only PC settings that has system - wide ramifications but has no Control Panel equivalent, so you want to know where it is and how to use it.