Sentence examples for the further implications from inspiring English sources

Mr Khodorkovsky was the first to realise the further implications.

What are the further implications for future policies and practices?

What are the further implications to cosmetic surgery?

It takes as point of departure the characterization of the family of two-claimant rules satisfying the first three requirements, and describes the restrictions imposed by consistency on this family and the further implications of this requirement for problems with three or more claimants.

Keeping these organizations anonymous (because I do not think they are unique but part of a larger systemic problem), I am going to share with you all some quotations from former people in leadership at these organizations as well as the further implications of such.

The further implication is that it was the fault of the Labour Party, and specifically its then leader Ed Miliband, not to back the policy, and its failure in the Commons led directly to the United States then scaling back its intervention in Syria.

At the epistemological level, the further implication is that self-transformation remains a mystery.

The further implication is that the fastest-growing companies focus on protecting their highest revenue customers more so than protecting all of their customers.

It took until March 2007 before the EC finally accepted South Africa as a full member of the SADC EPA group, with the further implication that the tariff schedules in the TDCA and the EPA would need to be mutually consistent.

The further implication of this threat, of course, is that he will also be blamed for having "lost" Iraq to Iran.

More recently, Sear and Howard [30] devised the first model for the SAC in metazoan cells considering the further implication of the large metazoan cells on SAC performance.