Mr. Obama, meanwhile, dived deep into the ramifications of law in society.
In creating the Federal Circuit, Congress concluded that the consequent improved stability and predictability in the patent law would "have important ramifications upon our economy".
ME is able to represent non-deterministic domains involving concurrency, static laws (constraints), indirect effects (ramifications), and narrative information in the form of action occurrences and observations along a time line.
This matters because the difference between them could spark a series of ramifications: Local laws might require a special license to drive a moped or scooter.
Yasmine Ahmed, executive director of Rights Watch UK, said: "The government's refusal to clarify its position on the use of lethal force outside armed conflict on the basis that this is 'hypothetical' is a disingenous attempt to evade the crucial question – one which has profound ramifications for international law and human lives.
Climate change has significant ramifications for water law and governance, yet, there is strong evidence that legal regulations have often failed to protect environments or promote sustainable development.
A very large portion of the document is given over to concerns about the impact of the proposals on the global transfer of data and free flow of information — with the US lobbyists apparently arguing that EU proposals could have "disastrous ramifications" for regulators, law enforcement authorities and litigants in civil cases.
As knowledge of the community grows, its members who don't follow the law with discipline may face ramifications.
Beyond the ramifications for immigration law, the Supreme Court's decision to hear the case matters greatly to those hoping to benefit from the programs.
Perkins's position is extreme, but he's being straightforward about what the ramifications of a personhood law could be for American jurisprudence and family planning.
