One practical implication of the positioning of this line is financial: whether or not patients' problems can be named -- given a diagnosis from the manual -- is crucial in determining if their psychiatric care will be paid for by insurers.
Louise Renne, a lawyer for Burton and the Sierra Club, called the state's argument "a perversion of the public trust". "I don't think the rest of the state realizes the full implications of the position that the State Lands Commission has taken," she said.
The implication of this position is that if Europe made accepting full freedom of movement its price, we would accept it.
Numenius rejects Moderatus' view in favor of his own dualistic position, presumably because he wants to avoid the implication of the monistic position that God is the source of what is bad.
When I met with her last week, it was clear that she now understands these issues well at a policy level and that she has researched the implications of the positions that she has proposed.
"Solid walls need extra layers of insulation on the outside and inside and this has implications for the positioning of the windows, not to mention what owners, neighbours and planners will think," he says.
Removal of the Spelaeogriphacea had a small, localized effect, with no implications for the positions of Mictacea or Bathynellacea.
The N‐ and C‐termini of the ctPan2 PID are in close proximity in our structure, and this could also have implications for the positioning of the N‐terminal WD40 and C‐terminal UCH and exonuclease domains of Pan2 on the Pan3 dimer.
Yet, the philosophical implications of this position not only implicitly underlay so much of his thought, but were made quite explicit in the polemic against Sartre's glorification of individual choice, which forms the final part of Lévi-Strauss's most adventurous book, The Savage Mind (1962).
