Sentence examples for implications of his act from inspiring English sources

As time went on he began thinking of the national implications of his act.

Mr Moreno-Ocampo, an Argentine, says it is not for him to consider the implications of his acts; that is for the politicians.

In the early 15th century Masaccio emphasized the human drama and emotions in his painting "The Expulsion" (Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence) rather than the theological implications of the act portrayed.

It is important that staff know the implications of the Act.

This crisis is a belated post-bubble reckoning with the implications of that act.

Milton, I think, would need to defend himself from the implications of this act of violence.

They understood the moral implications of an act that carried no ill intent, that seemed sweetly innocent.

Instead, I focused on the cost savings implications of the act, which are immense and likely to be more important.

On the other, apparently mindful of the UK's required part in the NDAA-mandated arrangement, they insist they "continue to work with US counterparts to consider the implications of the act".

To insure that we don't miss the larger implications of Stark's act of mercy he realizes that Ethan needs a dad, just like his own Julie the writers have the D.A. ask him afterward, "What if he hadn't stopped you?

To insure that we don't miss the larger implications of Stark's act of mercy — he realizes that Ethan needs a dad, just like his own Julie — the writers have the D.A. ask him afterward, "What if he hadn't stopped you?