This issue reflects the potential for further research and has implications for the wording of consent forms where exportation of samples is discussed.
Both the context in Diogenes, and the obvious implication of the words themselves, suggest that here too Timon is making the same point: for practical purposes it is both possible and legitimate for Pyrrhonists to let themselves be guided by appearances of things, even while they rigorously refrain from attributing definite characteristics to those things in their real nature.
We describe here some highlights of the exploration on the meaning and the implication of the words that led to the title chosen after much deliberation.
Soon afterward, Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic Majority Leader, cautioned the President about the implications of the word "war".
"Well, of course, it is a reference to the old masters," Alteever said, prepared for the question, "and there are the historical implications of the word".
When Bush met with congressional leaders after the attacks, Senator Tom Daschle, the South Dakota Democrat, cautioned against the implications of the word "war".
In court last week, Mr. Kindlon did not have access to the note, and he expressed frustration at having to rebut the clearly ominous implications of the word "commander".
It was on her round-the-world voyage that MacArthur says she first came to truly understand the implications of the word "finite".
In the run-up to the visit, the Vatican had refrained from using the term "genocide," mindful of Turkish opposition to the political and financial implications of the word given Armenian claims for reparations.
