Although study participants, representing perspectives across the cancer trajectory and from both sides of the bedrail, did not explicitly identify end-of-life as a key time point for addressing spiritual issues, it seemed that issues related to suffering and facing one's mortality were prevalent and implicit issues.
In the medium scale, although the budgetary system is established through non-budgetary revenues and extra-budgetary revenues,1 the government can still collect implicit taxes, issue currency, deploy loans, and deposits beyond the legal framework.
Not since the Civil War and the failed Congressional Reconstruction thereafter has race been such an explicit or implicit national issue.
That's the implicit invitation issued by the Target Margin Theater's antic riff on Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya," which runs through May 19 at the Here Arts Center.
But when, guided by the implicit recommendations issuing from "Godard on Godard" and its tributaries, I got to know the wild world of classic film noir, the movie made sense as an exemplary work of cinematic modernism.
The remaining nine studies are independent studies performed by researchers in government agencies, universities or other institutions recognized to be independent from the implicit financial issues associated with GM-crop commercialisation and production.
But blaming the jury for doing what a jury does -- deciding if there is reasonable doubt -- is neither constructive nor helpful for the greater implicit social issues.
The larger ethical issue implicit here concerns a journalist's compact with a character, particularly when the character is a private individual and the project involves long, close collaboration.
In some courts, judges' instructions are beginning to address this implicit racial bias issue, asking jurors to be aware of unexamined attitudes they may harbor, asking them to set them aside in their deliberations.
There were large social issues implicit in his invitation.
There were other mysteries and not a few hypocrisies: the filmmakers who adapted the book shrugged off the gladiatorial issues implicit in the spectacle.
