Correction: January 7 , 2001 Sunday The On Politics column on Dec. 24, about the implications of the 2001 elections, referred incorrectly to Virginia, which like New Jersey will elect a governor.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students learn about and discuss the implications of the June 23 , 2003Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action.
Past the lawn, the woods, through which she could see the cars moving on the parkway, stood stark and brittle in the direct implications of the winter light.
He was modest, disarmingly open, but wreathed in an air of bewildered sadness, as if he were still struggling with the implications of the fall and the un-Zen-like dualism implicit in the idea that some covert insurgency was afoot in his psyche opposing his desire to live.
and the bureau's failures to grapple with the implications of the August 2001 arrest of Zacarias Moussaoui, a French citizen who was arrested while in flight school and was later accused of ties to the terrorist cell that carried out the attacks.
His move apparently resulted in part from the bitter internal controversy between his supporters and his rivals in the party, who rose against him for the first time because of the political implications of the 1954 "Lavon Affair," involving Israeli-inspired sabotage of U.S. and British property in Egypt.
Xenophon said the terms of reference should cover the long-term economic and budgetary implications of the fall in iron ore prices "and to look fairly robustly at the allegations made by Andrew Forrest about the iron ore market and the power of BHP and Rio".
The implications of the 80/20 rule are powerful.
Many basic science and clinical reports have provided an understanding of the implications of the IL-17/IL-23 IL-17/IL-23 IL-17/IL-23diseaxis.
