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Proposals will be released by the Boundary Commissions for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland during September, but Hayward has looked at the possible implications ahead of the actual data.

POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES: Trump's budget might be "dead on arrival," per most Hill sources who texted me about it, but the president's proposal to slash Medicare has political implications ahead of 2020.

Considering these legal implications ahead of time can pave the way for a happy marriage between the soon-to-be billion-dollar gaming industry and VR.

We've had time to digest the two sides' selections, and now comes the opportunity to look at the implications of them ahead of Sunday afternoon's game at the Aviva Stadium.

I don't think this comes as a shock to too many people in Nigeria or outside the country". He added: "The issue now isn't over the immediate handover but the implication it has ahead of elections.

Perhaps it was just as well that Peter was not aware of the full implications of what lay ahead of him, namely at least two years of anxiety, misery and the threat of bankruptcy.

"There is now this window which will be used". In Brussels, Nato defence ministers also grappled with the implications of the Ukraine crisis ahead of a Nato summit in Cardiff in September.

Swan warned of possible implications for the credit rating ahead of a speech on Thursday night in which he was due to describe the "debt and deficit fear campaign" as an attempt to delegitimise the stimulus package put in place by the previous Labor government.

The BBC's Alan Little reports on the likely implications of an independent Scotland ahead of a referendum next September.

Over the years, Mr. Bush's representatives have cited the likelihood that Harken would soon announce good news about the Bass deal to rebut the implication that Mr. Bush was selling ahead of bad news about the company's earnings.

In addition to policy implications, the Russian hack is significant ahead of the 2016 election.