After all, most people who use the internet and mobile phones have no idea about how any of this stuff works and so may be naive about the implications of state agencies being able to scoop up everybody's email metadata, call logs, click streams, friendship networks and so on.
To develop a systematic public health law research approach to defining and measuring the public health implications of state laws, CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention implemented the Legal Assessment Project.
But read the texts pencilled inside thought bubbles: the waifs discuss Frida Kahlo, Joseph Beuys, and John Cage, the function of memory, the origins of the universe, and the moral implications of state-sanctioned torture.
The implications of state-led land reform on deforestation are heterogeneous.
The implications of "Anarchy, State, and Utopia" are strongly libertarian and proved comforting to the right, which was grateful for what it embraced as philosophical justification.
He proceeds to analyse the political and philosophical implications of the state having unlimited access to data passing through our computers and mobile phones.
The new political landscape in California, at least, is evidence of the far-reaching implications of the state adopting a nonpartisan redistricting process.
The next such revolution, likely to occur in the 21st century, will challenge the economic implications of the nation state.
My posts on the North Dakota energy boom, and its lack of implications for state that actually have a significant number of people, have gotten quite a few comments.
The study chided President Bush — and by implication Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who served as national security adviser when the war was planned — as having failed to resolve differences among rival agencies.
It analyses the available data and the implications of a state-centric analysis where the reach of the state in the provision of health services is limited.
