"If legislation is filed, we will fully review the issues and implications of legislative action on this topic," said the spokeswoman, Rikeesha Phelon.
However, the office said the Congressional Budget Office, which offers official estimates of the budget implications of legislative proposals, would most likely use a different analysis that would substantially lower the projected cost savings, if any, of doing away with dollar bills.
But the implications of the legislative governance of e-waste go beyond questions of regulatory success or failure.
We also discuss examples of trials conducted to date and the implications and limitations of legislative efforts.
Johnson understood the legislative implications of the nation's grief over Kennedy's assassination.
In June, a month before Conservative rabbis began their study, officials in the Episcopal Church created a task force to study the ethical, theological and legislative implications of "the new genetics".
http://www.etcgroup.org/ Participants at this May 2004 meeting of the Institute of Medicine Roundtable on Environmental Health Sciences, Research, and Medicine discussed human and environmental health implications of nanotechnology as well as legislative and societal issues.
The implications of the findings are that, in the absence of legislative requirements to transform the wine industry, social codes and civic conventions are likely to remain significant, but that greater understanding is required of the different meanings and outcomes of transformation and empowerment being deployed within the industry.
After contacting the legislative research offices of each state that passed legislation between 1992 and 2002, we found records of legislative proceedings were available for Florida, Louisiana, Oregon, South Dakota, and Utah.
This will help them appreciate the implications of decisions made by the executive and legislative branches in choosing and vetting nominees to the Court.
The interlude of legislative cooperation was brief.
