Sentence examples for the implications of statements from inspiring English sources

(d) Because the statute satisfies the equal protection scrutiny applied to gender-based qualifications, this Court need not consider whether it can confer citizenship on terms other than those specified by Congress or assess the implications of statements in earlier cases regarding the wide deference afforded to Congress in exercising its immigration and naturalization power.

She traces the implications of his statements, his rhetoric, and his turns of phrase, but she does so from the point of view of a philosopher, not of a journalist.

The implications of this statement are clear.

What are the implications of this statement?

As a psychotherapist, I find the implications of this statement powerful.

However, the implications of this statement are often overlooked in medicine.

"A pixel is a sample, not a little square". What are the implications of this statement on image processing algorithms?

How you feel about the new Times Square has a lot to do with how you respond to the implications of that statement.

From the outside it seems as if being informed that "we are all David Toop now" must put you in quite a strange position – initially flattered, then a little alarmed as to what the implications of this statement might be for your future (not to mention everyone else's).

Apparently unaware of the implications of its statement, the court then said: "This court finds and concludes that the portions copied were critical parts of the books copied, since that is the likely reason the college professors used them in their classes". Id. at 1533.

The paper develops the argument further by highlighting the increasing importance of respecting the needs of users in what are fundamentally socio-technical systems and then examining the implications of this statement for scalability.