Sentence examples for it has implications for all from inspiring English sources

Although that question has been spotlighted by the Catholic sexual abuse scandals, it has implications for all but the most congregational religious bodies.

"Ageing society suggests older people, but it has implications for all of us and will touch every part of our lives," says Stoller.

"The DfE [Department for Education] are working on the issue on a national basis, as it has implications for all PFI academy conversions and may ultimately require a change in the education bill due to be enacted in January 2012".

If the number of homeless in the shelter system balloons to 50,000 because of chronic joblessness and systematic cutbacks in jobless supports, it has implications for all New Yorkers, not just for those suffering without shelter or bleeding hearts like me.

The decision concerned a state program to make playgrounds safer that excluded those affiliated with churches, and it had implications for all kinds of government aid to religious institutions.

Moreover, it is important to recognize that the new knowledge has implications for all sectors, including tertiary education.

USGS research geologist Kate Scharer said the study has implications for "all of the faults here". It has long been thought that, for the most part, the mantle was so malleable it did not store seismic strain.

Tuesday's ruling has implications for all online search engines, in that it notes that European privacy law allows the public to request that links to private information be removed.

This has implications for all our findings.

That has implications for all kinds of people.

Clearly this has implications for all, not least the Premiership clubs.