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The final rulings could have broad implications affecting the legality of eruvim across the country.

Some ethical implications affecting the personalization of search algorithms are examined in Section 3.4.

"We will allocate an additional £6m to HEFCW [Higher Education Funding Council for Wales] in this financial year to deal with short-term implications affecting the sector, primarily demographic changes and threats from Brexit". Another £10m would be provided to deal with "immediate issues arising out of the tuition fee changes".

These changes in the occupational structure, by implication, affect the economy-wide requirements in terms of education and skills of workers.

Mr. Cuomo's proposal would have far broader implications, affecting school districts across the state.

"Banning BlackBerry devices in the country has significant implications affecting foreign diplomats, foreign enterprise executives.

A cyberattack can have far-reaching implications, affecting share price, lost business, fines, and even the success of a merger or acquisition.

Health implications affecting farmers, farm-workers and community members often overshadow these benefits as highlighted through the case studies.

Challenges existed in data collection because of poor communication whereby community service officers or management were unaware of the survey and/or its implications thus affecting the distribution, completion and collection of the survey forms.

This has huge psychological implications affecting their learning, self-esteem, friendships and social interaction.

Although the question is a narrow one, it has both practical and doctrinal implications, affecting as many as 30 inmates on Pennsylvania's death row and also requiring guidance from the justices on how federal courts are to apply Supreme Court rulings that expand state defendants' rights.