Mr. Strauss-Kahn urged everyone to focus on the real issue: the implication of the chief of state in a funding scandal.
In a partial dissent in the 2007 case, Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson wrote that the implication of the court's decision might be that the state could not "accredit any religious colleges or universities that offer degrees in any religious discipline".
For one, the age structure of the health workforce holds a number of employment policy implications, chief of which is replacement of losses in the labour force due to retirement.
She is independent of a father's rule, and by implication, of the father-in-chief, the emperor.
"The shorter-term implication of Iraq is weighing on people's minds," said Ned Riley, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
Eric E. Schmidt, Google's chief executive, discussed the implications of this "emergent new software applications architecture" in a meeting with computer scientists in Washington last fall.
The implications of a chief analytics officer for strategy and for long-term planning.
And, for the first time, there are serious discussions about the implications of the chief justice retaining his post.
In July, senators from both parties questioned Larry Pope, the chief executive of Smithfield, about the implications of his company's deal for food safety and United States employment.
He edited and put it together and calls himself "Emperor-in-Chief" (does he not know the implications of bragging about that title as taught by the IV Atu of the tarot? basically he's calling himself a tyrant baby) therein.
Israeli analysts, strategists and former intelligence chiefs are all deeply concerned about the implications of the turmoil.
