Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn). noted the implications of the debate.
As blacks and whites struggled with the racial implications of the debate, many called for prayer and peace and urged that there be no escalation of violence.
The whole mess still eats at him, however, partly because it is much less fun not to have those millions than to have them, but also because of the implications of the debate about his morals.
But the political implications of the debate are far-reaching -- not just for a closely divided House, where a candidate's commitment to older Americans can be decisive in a midterm election, but also for the Senate.
Is it appropriate to save a building that the public will never see?" Peter Stent, a retired venture capitalist, is one among many residents disturbed by the implications of the debate, as well as future preservation restrictions, as a potential threat to property rights.
The implications of the debate are important, not only because of the necessity for a coherent application of state aid regulation in the common market, but also because of the need for a legal and policy framework regarding the financing of services of general interest and public service obligations by member states.
For more on the history and philosophical implications of the debate, see Broad (1930); MacIntyre (1967); Nagel (1970); Batson (1991), Chs.
Moral psychology and neuroethics investigate the implications of the debates on the nature of delusions in the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of psychiatry for the type of participation in the moral community to which people with delusions are entitled.
Now Gelb has responded to the still ongoing uproar surrounding the show with a brief essay describing, from his perspective, the importance of "Klinghoffer" and the greater implications of the debate surrounding it.
Although the dispute centers on the appropriateness of using an architectural procedure known as "design-build" for Gehry's undulating design, the implications of the debate loom larger as it drives a wedge between Gehry's defenders in the architectural community and the fund-raisers.
