Sentence examples for implications of the vote from inspiring English sources
But it does mean that, from an electoral standpoint, the symbolic implications of the vote outweigh the substantive ones.
A statement from the president's office said Berlusconi had signalled "his awareness of the implications of the vote in the chamber [of deputies]".
A New York Times story from November laid out the implications of the vote for Britain's National Health Service, the country's most treasured public institution.
Whatever the implications of the vote for November, analysts were already parsing the returns for clues to the 2009 mayoral race.
A spokesperson for Dong Energy, the single biggest investor in UK offshore wind, said: "We will await clarity over the implications of the vote to leave the European Union.
Aviva will continue to monitor the technical implications of the vote to leave, which will only be resolved after several years of negotiating a new relationship between the UK and the EU.
This overall effect of MP implication on the vote choice of an average voter implies an aggregate effect of MP implication on MP vote share that is similar in magnitude to that obtained in existing aggregate-level analyses of the expenses scandal (Curtice et al., 2010; Eggers and Fischer, 2011; Pattie and Johnston, in press).
May will hold further talks on the implications of the Brexit vote for the island of Ireland when she meets the taoiseach, Enda Kenny, in London on Tuesday.
In local government, chief executives and leaders in big cities must now grapple with the implications of the local vote, for diversity policies, central grants and devolution.
The implications of the clean vote, for a new democracy still struggling to establish itself after years of dictatorship, are big.
With England having doubled their previous tally of major summer Test wins in the southern hemisphere in the space of three weekends, Jones suggested the outcome would at least be a temporary distraction from the implications of the Brexit vote.
