What are the implications or consequences of speaking for or about others?
This is a scenario millions of Haitians encounter everyday, and the implications of it speak to the predicament the country now faces over Duvalier.
In light of these findings, the researcher proposes implications for L2 speaking assessment theory, methods, and practice.
They will have to demonstrate a variety of technical, interpersonal, and business skills beyond pure computer science and engineering, such as pitching to venture capitalists and industry, considering policy implications of key decisions, and speaking to the press in a real-world simulation.
Does he actually grasp the implications of the words he speaks?
Thankfully, a few prominent community members who understood the scientific and cultural implications of shark protection — and spoke in the local language on their behalf — bolstered our efforts.
(Mr. Abernathy, second-in-command of S.C.L.C., slipped once and said, "Now here's James Peck, for James Farmer, to tell us whether core is with us". Peck ignored the implications of the "whether" and spoke as eloquently as the rest).
Still, efforts must be made – especially when children remain in the community where the abuse occurred – to ensure that they understand the implications of their decision to speak out.
As he indicates in an interview with Next Wave, Francis Collins, director of the NHGRI, is outspoken on the need for scientists to address the ethical implications of their research, and he speaks to the importance of the ELSI program.
