The company's chief financial officer, Susan Panuccio, said $4.5bn had been repatriated to the US parent company in two transactions – one as a result of a separation of the News businesses, which had no tax implications, and one a "repatriation" of an $838m tax refund it received after a long-running dispute, upon which Panuccio said it was also not liable to pay tax.
There are a lot of implications of that change, and one of them is the need for being swift on your feet, and big institutions aren't swift on their feet.
One of the latest growth areas in the academy is in "security demographics", where scholars are invited to predict the potentially dire implications of demographic change, and one of the most gloomy prognostications is rooted in what could happen when sex ratios spin out of kilter.
A defining characteristic of human beings, however, is the way in which we adapt to changing circumstances and one of the implications of this is the phenomenon of 'response shift' (RS) in self-ratings.
This paper presents and considers the implications of one of the core themes of a larger research project into how medical students develop their attitudes to the interaction between gender and health.
In fact, research on human capital and its implication became one of the most active and visible streams of research in the NBER in the 1960s.
Jaden Smith has started modeling for Louis Vuitton's women's line without offering a corresponding polemic on what it "means" that the greater implications of one of the most famous young men in the world is now wearing dresses.
The New Yorker, April 7 , 1951P. 28 West Coast Intelligence: The University of Southern California has an undergraduate Council on Atomic Implications, one of whose officers is social chairman.
At the same time, they are studying the implications of one of Mr. Balducci's boasts that was recorded during his conversations with Judge Lackey.
