Yet, when results are clearly defined, there are implications for clarity and accountability that can lead to great results.
But it is actually an implication of Aquinas' clarity about the implications of regarding moral judgments as true (or false) and of thus rejecting subjectivism and relativism.
Looking backward, we see these implications with increasing clarity.
"There are larger implications that need clarity and it needs to come from the Canadian government and they need to engage the U.S. on a conversation about what this means for Canadians".
Clarity on implications of CCCs - Especially as the organisation considers proposals to refine and essentially expand the CCCs, it is vital that there be clarity on the implications.
A spokesperson for Dong Energy, the single biggest investor in UK offshore wind, said: "We will await clarity over the implications of the vote to leave the European Union.
"Given the uncertain nature of what the political and regulatory landscape might be following the 'Leave' vote, there is little point second-guessing the implications until there is greater clarity.
The Met's production, directed by Michael Grandage, is aptly set in the opera's own era, and Grandage captures its implications with an extraordinary dramatic clarity that's equally the work of the splendid cast of singers.
He identified from the start, with what now seems astonishing speed and clarity, photography's implications, which he laid out in "The Pencil of Nature," the first book illustrated with photographs.
"What investors are looking for on any clarity on the implications into the associated costs from these deals and the realization of higher payment volumes," said James Cakmak, analyst at Monness Crespi & Hardt.
