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So there will be implications for that.

More than 75% of the education budget is spent directly on salary-related costs and the department has warned there will be implications for jobs.

Astrophysicist Isobel Hook of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who chairs the E-ELT Science Working Group, says that the downscaling "is not disastrous" but that there will be implications for the science.

As the different commissioning levels in the continuum respond to different policies, it is expected that there will be implications for the respective purchasing practices and for commissioners.

As the evidence base for maternal exposures to air pollution and adverse reproductive health outcomes becomes more robust, there will be implications for regulators to develop more effective risk management strategies to protect the health of vulnerable populations.

He added: "There will obviously be implications for privacy, human rights, etc.

The bigger the euro's global role, the greater the potential for its volatility, and the more complex will be the implications for domestic policymaking.

The peer wrote: "The Libyan authorities have made it clear that should he die in prison in Scotland there will be serious implications for UK-Libyan relations.

What will be the implications for these institutions' balance sheets and need to raise capital?

"I think if we fail to deliver this plan on Monday then there will be serious implications for Scottish football going forward".

There will be two implications for the advertising business.