Various agencies are still examining the implications of losing such files, Mr. Rubin said.
Any reticence at the other end can be understood: the Vitesse Arnhem winger Rashica, in particular, is a thrilling young talent and the implications of losing him to neighbouring Kosovo, where he was born, are troubling.
While many Germans have soured on aid to Greece, Mr. Westerwelle has sought to move the debate away from the fiscal to focus instead on the implications of losing a euro zone partner.
Democrats also wrestled with the implications of losing their 60-vote majority for their wider legislative agenda, including efforts to tighten regulation of the financial system and combat global warming, even as they sensed new urgency to turn their attention to creating jobs and improving the economy.
On the other, the implications of losing your mobile have never been greater - and smartphone theft is on the rise.
But by Monday, trucking group McAleese had asked the Australian Stock Exchange to suspend trading in its shares, while it considered the implications of losing its biggest customer, Atlas, and half its earnings.
The implications of losing and regaining status remain severe, Chartrand says.
Owen says the financial implication of losing sponsors would have put the Latics' future in jeopardy.
However, the top professional leagues in each country are all expected to bring in the technology, such has been the desire to eradicate incorrect goal decisions, both from fans, and clubs concerned by the potential financial implication of losing vital games - such as relegation deciders - because of refereeing mistakes.
Though your reasons for helping are probably more centered on the economic implications of losing the Bills rather than the mass of simultaneous emotional/mental breakdowns that would occur, it's super borderline amazing that you hold a tiny place in your heart for all us big-hearted fans.
