Sentence examples for implications of the order from inspiring English sources
"Did he really understand the implications of the order and that he would be charged with a felony?" Mr. Watts said.
He was killed fighting next to Specialist Flores on April 4. The grimmest implications of the order hit home on that day, when many of the men, who had been told to prepare for a peacekeeping mission in Iraq, caught the full blast of war.
"The implications of this order are that Hercules and Leo have been granted legal personhood with the right to a writ of habeas corpus," Natalie K. Prosin, a lawyer and the group's executive director, told The Huffington Post.
Zendesk released a public statement against the immigration order on January 31, saying the company was "monitoring the implications" of the executive order.
In the case of Markov operators induced by Markov chains, this property is an implication of the order-theoretic mixing condition introduced in [12], which is a natural property of various stochastic processes (see [12, 13]).
To understand the implications of the judicial order, a bit of history is needed.
Mr. Ambler said Enron, which is based in Houston, was still evaluating the implications of the G.S.A. order.
[Page A1.] As Microsoft assesses the implications of the breakup order, the advice from professional communicators on how the company ought to handle the consequences is being offered almost as quickly as the "I Love You" computer worm infested e-mail in-boxes.
Perhaps they don't actually understand the implications of the court order in the Flores settlement, or they honestly believe that Democrats passed some unspecified law that forced the White House to crack down on families who cross the border without authorization.
Mr. Bush, chilled by the implications of the report, ordered all extra copies destroyed, a longtime friend said.
The logistical implications of the new orders — how smaller units will continue to share outposts with Afghan forces — are still being worked out, officials said.
