The word means relationships, but has implications beyond the obligatory happy hour, occasional lunches with the boss or networking.
The occasional development of tumour calcification may have varying implication for the assessment of response but is not considered in these protocols.
This is part of an occasional series about the rise of the Islamic State militant group, its implications for the Middle East, and efforts by the U.S. government and others to undermine it.
Dentists acknowledged, however, that this constituted an occasional practice that could not be generalised because of its financial implications.
Finally, occasional incidents of noncompliance with the prohibition on leaving the country have policy implications, which make intergovernmental collaboration necessary.
Occasional deviations from specified limit values ought also to be possible, however, without having implications in the long term for the usability of a body of water as bathing water.
If true, the implication of these findings for the 'normal' winter respiratory virus season is that occasional users of public have the greatest risk of acquiring ARI.
Researchers and companies in pursuit of their goals tend to use one-sided implications and numerous synonyms when describing the substance of the term, which leads to an occasional confusion.
There's one final problem with these kinds of arguments, and that is the implication that we should be worried by the possibility of poor people buying the occasional steak, lottery ticket or, yes, even an iPhone.
The implications are often tame: A couple buys handcuffs, experiments with hot wax, and tosses in the occasional spanking.
