These divisions certainly have little implication for the supposed social cohesion of said areas.
As it was, however, the matter seemed to involve private relationships with little implication for national security.
Documents and interview data indicated that the only measure administrators had taken to prepare English teachers to implement LAR was restricted to 2 or 3 days of intensive workshops, which were reportedly mostly spent on language testing theories and psychometrics with little direct implications for the assessment reform on the horizon.
In this era of rationalism, 'good' urban planning and management decisions are deemed to be those that are able to identify a tangible balance of environmental benefits (i.e., safeguarding environmental resources such as nature reserves and open spaces, and health) and socio-economic development, with little or no negative implications for urban sustainability.
I've been chuckling over the nightmarish experience of Isner and Mahut, little realising that it has implications for the rest of us as well.
While such services may improve access to care, little is known about their implications for quality of care, or their implications for the integration and coordination of health care services overall – key elements of Australia's Primary Health Care Strategy [ 11, 12].
However, it has been little studied, little acknowledged and yet may have major implications for the operation and management of geomorphic systems.
Scholarship in these disciplines, they would argue, has little, if any implication for public policy and brings no economic return.
It's a multimillion dollar tie-up that you've heard little about, but could have major implications for the drive towards a more responsible palm oil sector.
"This technology has many implications for automobile safety," Little said.
