Sentence examples for implications the first from inspiring English sources
After he explains the implications the First Amendment has on the broadcast industry and antitrust issues, he delves into specifics by thoroughly examining the Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. v. FCC court cases and their larger reverberations.
This is the second story in the past twenty-four hours with deeply troubling constitutional and privacy implications — the first was the news, reported in the Guardian, of a secret court order compelling a Verizon subsidiary to turn over call records to the N.S.A. (It is increasingly clear that such orders went to companies well beyond Verizon).
Female bloggers noted the implications the second monkey's behavior may have for human pay inequality, specifically how to remedy the fact that the average woman still earns 18percentt less than the average man worldwide.
The implications from the first two matrices to the last one are well documented.
Think about your finances: If you are looking to take on temporary, part-time or casual work, you need to consider the financial implications in the first instance.
The implications of the first rumor especially are quite serious, and while the second one seems unlikely, its resilience must be acknowledged.
This value has important implications because the first trimester cut-off values traditionally used by healthcare professionals are much lower.
By implication the second, British, camp was a loser.In this section Game, set and mismatch Toi aussi, Dominique?
First half group underlying pretax profit at £216m was 4% (£10m) ahead of consensus expectations and by implication the second quarter underlying profit was £121m, up 23% on the disappointing first quarter result.
