There's no implication of it for that purpose.
Isn't this one of the most chilling aspects of prostitution, that a woman is reduced to using her body as a thing, as if there were no implications for her self-worth?
Firstly, there are no implications for public water supplies.
There are no implications for tumorigenesis risk, although patients with schizophrenia are at a reduced risk of developing cancer [ 57].
One carer had been told that there was HD in the spouse's family, but had been told that there were no implications for them as a couple.
"At this point, all the meteorological conditions are offshore so there are no implications inshore for Japan or other countries near Japan," Maryam Golnaraghi, chief of WMO's disaster risk reduction division, told a briefing.
"There has been no implication he [Thiel] was doing this for Facebook, so we stayed out of it," Sandberg said, comparing the two occurrences.
The definitions of suicide before and after 1999 are same and there is no significant implication for the changing of suicide diagnosis.
He said: "You are really trying to tell the chamber that there is no cost implications for increasing GP opening hours and re-negotiating, in fact, the GP contract?" He cited a report by the Wales Audit Office which last week said the NHS faced a tougher financial settlement in Wales than the rest of the UK.
There are probably no implications for suspects from other countries, whose cases would have to be resolved individually on their merits.
"The biggest point was to make sure there were no acoustical implications for the main hall," said Charles M. Griffith, the project architect, who is working with Mr. Polshek and Richard M. Olcott, the partner in charge of design for the interior.
