Canvassing consistently shows that "yes" voters are more passionate in their views than "no" ones, claims Blair Jenkins, who runs Yes Scotland.The distinction between the campaigns has a second, bigger implication.
have been named, the public has a second chance to respond to the implications of Watergate.
For black Christians, the word "sanctuary" had a second set of implications.
For some, the question of who opens the doors is itself less of a concern than the fear that, once this duty is removed, conductors would be regarded as expendable, whatever the current pledges on having a second onboard staff member – with implications for passenger safety in unattended carriages, as well as in the possible event of an accident or the driver being incapacitated.
"But we cannot overproduce food so that second helpings can be provided as this has a cost implication and also second portions are not taken into consideration when the menus are nutritionally analysed".
Fourth, this paper has a practical implication by highlighting the strategy of differentiation among the European chocolate brands, which competitive marketing strategies are useful in the industry, particularly in promotion and distribution.
Notice that the first sentence doesn't have this implication, so the pronoun has a uniqueness implication that indefinites do not.
The categorization of households into different levels of food security has a number of policy implications: First, it ensures proper identification of households into different states or levels of food security.
The finding that real-time ultrasound-guided tracheal puncture has a significantly higher first-pass success rate has important implications, not only in elective surgery but also in emergency airway procedures.
The two complained that no hearings had been held on a measure that "has profound First Amendment implications, and goes to the very heart of the ability of the public to remain informed about matters of critical public interest".
