Sentence examples for implications of those acts from inspiring English sources
This is because Davis-Goff is unwilling to link the novel's acts of extreme violence -- whether sanctioned by the government or by the rebels -- to people we know and care about, and so the implications of those acts remain abstract.
There is an enormous amount of back-and-forth over the period of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West on spies coming forward with information and secrets being sold and betrayed, and it's really, really hard to come to any understanding of what the implication of those acts of treachery were".
They add: "It is deeply disturbing that the police have now announced a criminal investigation" and they warn that "the implication of these acts may have ramifications far beyond the borders of the UK, undermining the position of the free press throughout the world".
It is important that staff know the implications of the Act.
Milton, I think, would need to defend himself from the implications of this act of violence.
Instead, I focused on the cost savings implications of the act, which are immense and likely to be more important.
On the other, apparently mindful of the UK's required part in the NDAA-mandated arrangement, they insist they "continue to work with US counterparts to consider the implications of the act".
In the early 15th century Masaccio emphasized the human drama and emotions in his painting "The Expulsion" (Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence) rather than the theological implications of the act portrayed.
Those who perpetrated this act have not expressed any remorse for the pain they have caused, nor do they seem to recognize the implications of their acts.
Mr Moreno-Ocampo, an Argentine, says it is not for him to consider the implications of his acts; that is for the politicians.
We consent to our acts and opinions being counted, and it's made transparent in the continuous count so we understand the implications of our acts and opinions as a collective.
