That has implications not only for our districts, but for districts all over New York State".
It would also have profound implications, not only for the telecommunications industries, but for consumers as well.
She said E7's case "has serious implications not only for E7 but also for firearms officers around the country".
What we do in life may have implications not only for the health of our children and even our grandchildren.
"It would have serious implications not only for our defence posture, but also how we would be seen in the maritime world," said Sir Jonathon.
This is an interesting and controversial book, with implications not only for philosophy and psychology, but for the way we teach mathematics to children.
Yet what happens in this country has implications not only for the whole of the Caucasus, a region vital for Europe's energy security, but also for Russia.
How we shape civilian assistance has implications not only for our objectives in Afghanistan, but for our efforts in the world's other troubled spots.
These findings have implications not only for China but also for emerging markets and transitional economies.
Today's ruling carries implications not only for the French government but for other countries in Europe.
It has substantial implications not only for those directly affected but also for their dependents and society [12, 13].
