Meanings of having implications in anglès

This is a constitutional matter of the utmost importance, having implications for the entire spectrum of State activities.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission announced that an on-going hack from 2016 is having implications until today.

The ruling by Mr Justice Colm Mac Eochaidh is viewed as having implications for a range of public bodies.

Different types of psychotic symptoms may exist, some being normal variants and some having implications for mental health and functioning.

A clearly excited Mr Clinton hailed the findings as having implications as far reaching and awe inspiring as can be imagined.

Recognising these impacts is imperative to researchers working with families; having implications for study design, research consent and the provision of appropriate support.

Horse Racing Ireland has said an extended period of racing behind closed doors could end up having implications for jobs at the semi-State body.

The dynamics of genetic diversity in large clonally evolving cell populations are poorly understood, despite having implications for the treatment of cancer and microbial infections.