They were among euro zone countries placed on "credit watch with negative implications" by S.& P. in December.
And Dickens probably intended no sexual implications by having Steerforth decide to give David the nickname Daisy, because he's so fresh and innocent.
When the new "right-to-work bill" was announced last week, she started to investigate its implications by reading academic studies.
Mr. Grand also took issue with what he called implications by prosecutors that Mr. Rigas was wooing actress Peta Wilson by taking her on Adelphia corporate jets.
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But Morsi's manoeuvring has wider implications: by surrounding himself with cronies and military strongmen, he has failed to support the structures of democracy itself.
While his enthusiasm and passion for the game is clear, Parker steps outside of basketball to consider larger implications by asking the essential question: What truly defines greatness?
Mr Marsh said he was unhappy with the implications by Lord Hutton in his 2004 report that the staff on Today had shown a lack of professionalism.
This subject is treated in more detail in "Deindustrialization: Causes and Implications", by Robert Rowthorn and Ramana Ramaswamy, IMF Working Paper, April 1997.
Mr. de la Peña's visit, which began in October as a literary event, had political implications by March, although little he said was directly political.
Instead of referring to a specific number of refugees, the new amendment attempts to skirt the claim of financial implications by saying how many will be accepted, "shall be determined by the government in consultation with local authorities".
