"We have been working closely with Germany on this case, and will now work with other European governments on the wide implications of the judgment in the coming days and weeks".
Public policy has largely ignored this.So Mr Brooks has done well to draw such vivid attention to the wide implications of the accumulated research on the mind and the triggers of human behaviour.
Since the offence is against a person and a foetus is not a person, such playing with words must have far wider implications – on abortion, for example.
The present paper focuses on the influence of fibre aspect ratio, q (slenderness), and Young's modulus (stiffness), relative to that of the gel phase, ER, on the magnitude of the axial tensile stresses generated within a fibril and wider implications on failure at tissue level.
In the assessment of our proposal the wider implications of enforcing changes to our research design that narrowed its focus was not recognised by the ethics committee as their concern was directed at the risks presented by participation in research activities, and not by the wider implications on what could then be known.
However, in light of recent work that suggests the role of NK cells extends beyond anti-viral immunity into such areas as the resolution of inflammation (Thoren et al., 2012; Waggoner et al., 2012) and the recognition and elimination of senescent cells (Sagiv et al., 2012), it is likely that NK cell immunesenescence has wider implications on the health of older adults than first thought.
This study does not examine the wider implications of oliguria on outcomes or treatment and is limited to its association with AKI-Cr.
The study demonstrates and supports observations that even when the content of a programme is generally acceptable, context, actor roles, and the wider implications of programme design on actor interests can explain decision on policy adoption.
Campaigners against Amendment 1 have concentrated their arguments on the wider implications of the law, and its effect on those for whom it was never intended to affect, like the children of those in domestic partnerships or to lessen the protection given to victims of domestic violence who are unmarried.
