From the front bench, Lord Beecham merely urged the government to examine the implications of their proposals in greater detail.
We will also use our 2011 Outlook to examine the implications of any reduction in nuclear investment.
He and Mr. Ford merely wanted to examine the implications of our increasingly intimate symbiosis with technology.
Meanwhile, the New Yorker alone was brave enough to examine the implications of the fact the Jesus's wife, had she existed, would undoubtedly have been Jewish.
That's a problem because now more than ever we need journalists equipped to examine the implications of the "big data" renaissance and the algorithms applied to it.
Seeing both the promise and the peril in the new discipline, President Obama asked his Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues to examine the implications of synthetic biology after Venter announced his organism, which he called Cynthia.
Huppert, who is also a member of the home affairs select committee, said the gallery, which is due to open next June, was an opportunity to examine the implications of the Snowden leaks.
That raised the prospect of Poundland having to sell the overlapping stores to satisfy the regulator, which launched a "phase two" review to examine the implications of the deal in detail.
"There is no right answer," they say in the final chapter, amusingly called "The Takeaways".It would also have been helpful to examine the implications of the findings for technology sharing in other industries.
At a conference held at the University of Chicago in 1996 to examine the implications of cyberspace for the law and legal practice, Judge Frank Easterbrook argued that attempts to rework existing legal categories to address electronic forms of communication were wholly misguided and likely to cause confusion.
It will be useful to examine the implications of these two prominent views of equity of access.
