All of this is consistent with the claim in Ethical Studies that the moral standards and demands of the society and by implication, acceptance of society's political institutions have a prima facie claim on the individual members of that society.
Francis X . Gribbon the deputy fire commissioner for public information, said that he could not speak to whatever tax implications the acceptance of these gifts might present.
This lack of consensus about what NOS actually is and especially about how it should be taught has important implications for acceptance of evolution.
Knowledge about each of these aspects can have practical implications regarding acceptance and satisfaction with the chosen method as well as minimize user errors.
What is clear is that the current position is unsatisfactory: delays (or perceived delays) in diagnosis can have major implications on acceptance of a cancer diagnosis and a patient and family's subsequent healthcare-seeking behaviour.
"We believe these findings have important implications for the acceptance of yoga as an effective therapeutic intervention.
In a series of lectures which appeared in book form as The Meaning of Evolution in 1949, he discussed the philosophical implications of the acceptance of evolutionary theory, which attracted worldwide attention.
Second, the view of nationalism that may not be as monolithic as Swyngedouw depicts for Spain but more heterogeneous and fragmented as in Catalonia, with important implications for the acceptance of the Rhône project.
During consecutive dialogues, civil society stakeholders from the transport and electricity sector framed the definition of boundary conditions for the energy-economy model REMIND-D and evaluated the scenarios with regard to plausibility and social acceptance implications.
Much of the art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, in all media, was an attempt to deal with this development and its implications either by acceptance, compromise or evasion.
