In light of these findings, the researcher proposes implications for L2 speaking assessment theory, methods, and practice.
The second finding of this study with programmatic implications is the strong preference for speaking Mayan languages, rather than Spanish, within this study sample.
The law in California and the implications for New York spoke to us and said, 'now is the time.' " Many gay men and lesbians are taking a wait-and-see attitude, said the Rev. Blane Ellsworth, an independent nondenominational minister in Napa who also has a Web site, Enchanting Elopements, listing equality-sensitive businesses.
Over and above the well-documented difficulties that people with low literacy can have with the written information and complex explanations and instructions they encounter as they use health services, the stigma of low literacy had significant negative implications for participants' spoken interactions with healthcare professionals.
These findings have both practical and theoretical implications for HCI by demonstrating the potential for spoken dialogue system behaviour to influence users' syntactic choices in interaction.
This naturally has implications for how we speak about and engage with refugees today.
Brisk direction by Sati Jamal and funny, energetic performances all around supply the requisite lunacy and let the social implications speak for themselves.
What are the implications or consequences of speaking for or about others?
On the other, you've the implication that Dapper is speaking for, and likely to influence, a feral or imbecilic underclass (or "sad young douchebags", according to this Vice article).
This, coupled with the onslaught of negative press against the exhibition, poses frightening implications for citizens who wish to speak, think and act freely, and for the minority artists involved, who hunger for representation.
