If people don't have a job, people need to be given some sort of impact.
The County Down lad had given some indication of the impact he would make on the international stage when he found the net twice on the occasion of his first cap against Luxembourg in February, 2000.
In France, they called him "Monsieur 100,000 Volts", and, even allowing for the French vaudeville audience's love of hyperbole, the nickname gives some indication of the impact he had in his own country.
The HIV/Aids epidemic, which also disproportionately effects young, working age men and women, can give some idea of economic impact – in hard-hit sub-Saharan African countries the economies were estimated to be on average 22% smaller in 2010, due to the virus's effects.
In the current analysis, the relationship between the sociocultural, personal and contextual variables and visitors' overall reasoning patterns post-visit should give some insight into the impact of variables that were derived from the free-choice learning model incorporated into this study (see Table 9).
However, the responses do give some indication of the impact that involvement had.
Applying this information to HAPO data gives some indication of the impact of intervention given the different cut-offs for diagnosis.
At the time of the conference 50% of the second audit will be completed, which will give some indication of the impact of our change in practice.
Assessment of both research and journals can be contentious [ 10- 15] and in the UK, there are moves within research assessment towards giving some recognition to the impact made by research [ 16, 17].
But National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson argues Uncle Sam is shooting himself in the foot in some cases, given the impact the lien has on a delinquent's ability to earn a living, pay off his tax bill and even stay off the public dole.
