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His description of Gen. George C. Marshall's call in 1946 for huge aid packages to stimulate economic reconstruction of China and his account of how American marines stood aside and allowed Chinese Nationalists and Communists to fight to the bitter end are rich in implications for what may yet become the policy of the United States.
The attention given to the variation of importance of mortality factors during businesses life cycles results in implications for all those concerned in strengthening small businesses.
The greatest confidence is in predicting implications for vegetation production, with lesser confidence in implications for vegetation composition, animal production and adaptation options.
An example of how progress on commitments to the new global vision of universal development manifests in implications for the national policy agenda on the future of work is provided by Slovenia.
It is not surprising that weakness of will has such a long and distinguished pedigree as a topic of philosophical discussion: it is both an intrinsically interesting phenomenon and a topic rich in implications for our broader theories of action, practical reasoning, rationality, evaluative judgment, and the interrelations among these.
However, the continued straying of hatchery fish onto the Cedar River spawning grounds above and below the dam serves to maintain genetic homogeneity (e.g., McClure et al. 2008; Barbanera et al. 2010) and this has important consequences for local adaptation (discussed further in Implications for reintroduction programs).
But such incremental changes are dwarfed by the significance of what we have seen in the past couple of weeks--something so much more grand in scope and more profound in its implications for women in the Church.
Occurrence of Campylobacter spp. in water in Northern Ireland: implications for public health.
This is biologically interesting and relevant for instance, in its implications for positional information in the early embryo.
Washington's role in Ukraine is different only in its implications for the rest of us.
"It would be a huge mistake to bet that evolving atmospheric changes are benign in their implications for insurers," Buffett wrote in his letter.
