In his letter to the Spanish mission, Mr. Straw said that General Pinochet "would be unable to follow the process of a trial sufficiently to instruct counsel" and "would have had difficulty in understanding the content and the implications of questions put to him and would have inadequate insight into this difficulty".
Whatever limits are inherent to identity political formations, however, the unfashionableness of the phrase itself belies the deep implication of questions of power and legitimate government with demands for self-determination that are unlikely to fade away.
Americans may not like the implications of this question.
Scrawled across her face in black kohl were the words: "Daddy, who were the Stone Roses?" The implications of her question were compelling.
Bioethics, with its interdisciplinary approach to emergent biotechnological concerns, draws on fields like philosophy, theology, sociology and law to examine the broader implications of this question.
He let the implications of his question hang in the air: once the lyrics started spilling out of the grooves and into the real world, there was no telling where they'd take us.
The internet says, you know, 'The rest of your life you will find enormous boobs out there.' The question is how do you kind of reboot from that position?" Her play aims to highlight some of the implications of that question, without attempting conclusions.
Furthermore, the implications of their question, which to date has not addressed the link with climate, are explored using a case study in a hot-arid region.
How do I get people to do things they don't want to do?" Taken aback by the directness and potentially immoral implications of his question, my gut reaction was to say, "You can't and shouldn't!" To which his response was, "I have to; it's my job".
It was a long time before I even understood the implications of his question and my response.
