Mr Sharon, opposed to the implications of "final status" talks and to at least one bit of confidence-building (the demand for a complete stop to settlement expansion), invented a delaying mechanism.
It is beyond the pale that members of this administration deal with everything through the prism of politics as opposed to the real-world implications of their actions.
Specifically, rate changes in tetrapod enhancer sequences, as opposed to the coding sequences, have possible implications for the rewiring of regulatory circuits during the process of vertebrate adaptation to land.
(Some people shorten the name to Midwest, which has implications of cornfields as opposed to the turf of the Sharks and Jets).
Some Chicago residents opposed to the Chicago bid, particularly because of the financial implications of the undertaking to Chicago residents, launched a website called "chicagoansforrio.com" to persuade the IOC to give the Olympics to Rio instead.
So, yes, I think that is opposed to the values patriarchy tells us are important, and I think it has feminist implications, or can have feminist implications when coupled to a belief in women's power, and women's right to power, as in Marston's worldview.
The effective vehicle capacity (as opposed to the actual vehicle capacity) considers service level constraints and other policy implications that reduce the demand fulfilled per vehicle from the maximum possible.
Gardner believes Arsenault's case may have implications for her community and is staunchly opposed to the FDA's attempts to shut him down.
However, as depicted in Fig. 5, if there are targeted modern sector policies in place, the implications of this new equilibrium will be different for the primary production as opposed to the modern sector.
"And the implications for the new school funding model are that the funding envelope is now $1.6bn as opposed to the $2.8bn that Labor promised in the budget last year".
