Sentence examples for for any implications from inspiring English sources

Although Mrs Clinton is not involved in the trial, Republican opponents are watching the case for any implications for her expected presidential run.Mayhem undiminishedFollowing a day (May 11th) in which suicide bombers killed more than 70 people, gunmen in Iraq killed an Iraqi general in Baghdad.

As for any implication that there is a "rush" to enact health-care legislation, President Obama may have been responsible for that, at least in part, by calling for final action before the House and Senate adjourned for August.

According to a statement from his office provided to The Huffington Post, Biden called to "clarify" his remarks and to apologize for "any implication that Turkey or other Allies and partners in the region had intentionally supplied or facilitated the growth of ISIL or other violent extremists in Syria".

Moody's on Jan . 29said the recall in the United States did not "for now" hold any implications for the company's Aa1 rating.

(For one set of attempts to defuse this resistance, arguing that a higher-order account need have few if any implications for our moral practices or for comparative psychology, see Carruthers 2005, chs.9 11).9 11

This is a fluff piece for white people to feel good about themselves without any implications for the real world, which is why it is appealing.

Scare quotes because Kant's law is more accurately rendered as involving agency (if Doe is obligated to bring something about then Doe is able to do so), but the label is often used in deontic logic for almost any implication from something's being obligatory to something's being possible, roughly whatever formula comes closest to Kant's in the system.

A spokeswoman for the Royal College of Surgeons said: "We will review the findings of the report and any implications for our investment portfolio".

It also remains to be seen if the nature of intra-Golgi transport has any implications for the way that the Golgi performs its fundamental roles for the cell.

–Could the current research on this organism's ability to regenerate have any implications for future research on human regeneration?

Beyond any implications for ant ecology, Savage hopes that her work on Broadway will help to recalibrate a field whose models are still cloaked in their tropical origins.