The trio conjured a unique chemistry of low-key free improvisation, sometimes wordless vocals, jazz and classical music, and Taylor compositions that often sounded becalmed yet simmering with urgent implications.
And while a debate centering on an athlete's love life might not seem to be the most pressing example of free speech online, there are broader and more urgent implications, analysts said.
Studies with urgent implications for public policy and programs represent a special case for monitoring boards, whose responsibilities must include ensuring applicability to policy making and timely communication of results as well as data and safety monitoring.
Missives were sent to Washington and London warning that the discovery had "urgent policy implications".
Robert Mirabal, in one corner of the pool, beats a drum in a loud, urgent pulse: the implication of a rapid heartbeat maintains a powerful sense of alarm throughout what follows.
Negative norms such as the three sets of norms just discussed are more urgent and direct as implications of love of self and neighbor, but are not necessarily more important in other dimensions of importance.
Research implications – further urgent research is required to clarify the relationship between environmental features (such as chairs), poor posture and symptoms as currently these relationships are inferred.
report warned: "Longer lives can be a great benefit, but there has been a collective failure to address the implications and without urgent action this great boon could turn into a series of miserable crises".
The IEA, responsible for many of the policies implemented by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, said there was an urgent need to explore the implications for Britain of a so-called Brexit.
This constitutes an increasingly urgent development concern with major implications for the environment and the urban poor.
