But the practical implications of uplisting the status of captive chimpanzees remain murky even to proponents of the change.
Like those smart labels, the technology here remains in its infancy, but the practical implications are clear.
When Austria declared war on France, Metternich was indeed arrested in retaliation for the arrest of two French diplomats in Vienna, but the practical implications of this were minimal and he was allowed to leave France under escort for Austria in late May 1809.
A review of empirical studies conducted under the experiential paradigm of tourism on the five human senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) evidences the use of both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, which depends on research purposes, but also the practical implications of findings and data analysis to destination marketing and management.
Smaller charitable funders are supportive of the aims of open access, but are concerned about the practical implications for their budgets and their funded researchers.
It was hoped that Jenkins would follow up these lectures and develop the themes further, but, always keenly aware of the practical implications of religious faith, he was persuaded in 1969 to accept the directorship of the Humanum, an ambitious programme set up by the World Council of Churches in Geneva.
So, we're concerned about it, but we're still sorting through the practical implications".
But he warned that ministers needed to consider the "practical implications" of exam changes.
Instead, consider the practical implications.
Then there are the practical implications.
