"There are financial implications, with sponsorship deals being lost, there might even be implications with policing costs, with the extra security needed.
There might also be implications for the future role of EU policy makers, which against the background of any institutional strategies, are useful to explore.
Indeed, there might well be implications to over-training that relate to lower levels of fatigue, tiredness, and muscle injury when one- and three-set training sessions are compared.
Assuming the savings are delivered – and the business case appears to have been fairly cautious – what might be the implications for England?
What might be the implications for Labour and for the city, where about 20% of Labour's total membership lives and where the party has consistently gained ground in recent years, notwithstanding the mayoralties of Boris Johnson?
What might be the implications of 80% of American women taking a drug at one time or another, frequently from their teens through to menopause, that changes them on such a fundamental level?
Scaling up a 591ml coffee to a 916ml coffee, you soon see there might be health implications.
Whatever the differences might be, the implications that one can draw from this is the extending economic and military influence that China is able to portray now.
Damian Evans, director of the University of Sydney's archaeological research centre in Cambodia, which played a key part in developing the Lidar technology, said there might be important implications for today's society.
What might be the implications of these findings in relation to other psychopathologies?
