Sentence examples for had implications over from inspiring English sources
On the government side, a failure would have also had implications over their capability of monitoring the programme".
The World Cup issue has implications over who Rory McIlroy or Graeme McDowell represents at the Olympics.
The direct discharge of effluents into the Noyyal River may have implications over microbial population, both qualitatively and quantitatively.
Here omic approaches may provide insights on low effect level metabolic dysfunctions which may have implication over a life-time exposure, but may not be revealed in the time-limited chronic bioassays that form a cornerstone of modern chemicals policy [ 77].
Dr. Elliott Fisher of Dartmouth Medical School, who is co-director of the V.A. Outcomes Group in White River Junction, Vt., but was not an author of the study, said the findings had implications for health care over all.
But that victory over Kentucky had implications far beyond the quest for a title.
Obviously that has implications all over the place but in the court system, when your participation is often about whether you're telling the truth, whether you're a reliable narrator of your own experience, it's important to push back and eliminate the idea that transgender people are sort of fundamentally false or that we're not reliable narrators because of who we are and what happens to us.
This cross-over has implications for the understanding of the atmospheric water cycle of some terrestrial planets such as the Earth or Mars.
It is important to identify rates of inappropriate testing as this may have implications in terms of over-diagnosis and treatment resulting in harms to the patient [ 13], as well as inflation of health-care costs.
The case has implications for battles over ownership of intellectual property on the Internet.
