Examples of using Full implications in English and their translations into Spanish
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The full implications of this have not yet fully worked themselves out.
So, we really don't know what the full implications are likely to be.
The full implications of this ruling will be worked out over time.
Does a new believer understand the full implications of Christ's Lordship?
But the full implications of the Manifesto were not apparent at first;
Some explanation is necessary to understand the full implications of AGAKU.
The full implications of our deciphered code have scarcely been glimpsed.
From the standpoint of capitalism, democracy's full implications cannot be allowed.
Understanding the full implications of the policy will require further research and study.
No one had predicted such a devastating turn of events, and the full implications of the crisis were not yet understood.
The full implications that can realistically be foreseen(e.g. commercial, economic, environmental, cultural);
Developing countries need to understand the full implications of such agreements for their economies.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has, for example, urged states to take the principle into'full consideration' and to'consider the full implications' of it.
He wondered whether Luxembourg had understood the full implications of the declaration made under paragraph 2.
Understanding of the full implications of economic, social and cultural rights is far less advanced than is the case with civil and political rights.
His delegation needed more time, however, to review the full implications of the United Kingdom proposal.
Sufficient time should be allocated for the Committee's deliberations to ensure that delegations understood the full implications of the proposed options.
With reference to paragraph 110 of the report, he wondered whether the full implications of article 3 had been grasped by the Nicaraguan Government.
That being said, many issues need to be addressed before any definite conclusions are drawn on the full implications of these types of measures.
The integrity of the United Nations human rights programme had to be maintained, and the full implications of decisions to be considered when cooperation activities were being planned.
Many developing countries signed the Marrakesh Agreement without understanding the full implications of the agreements it contained.
A dearth of data on women andmigration makes it difficult to assess the full implications of migration and mobility for women.
The implementation of the ISO 14000 series is not yet mature, and the full implications of EMS are not completely understood.
Neither governments norinternational institutions have yet sorted out either the full implications of these expectations or how to meet them.
The nuclear tests in South Asia are events of great political impact and meaning, whose full implications on a worldwide scale are yet to be known.
A dearth of data on women andmigration makes it difficult to assess the full implications of international migration for women.
The lack of data on children, families andmigration made it difficult to assess the full implications of migration for children.
It has been suggested that in the early days of lease-back arrangements,Aboriginal owners may not have understood the full implications of what they had been asked to agree to.
The status of minorities continues to be an apparently forgotten one in the Government's plans and the full implications of the term“diversity” appears yet to be fully recognized.
The increasing doubt which the questionnaires engendered as to whether ornot most companies appreciated the full implications of sustainability were further reinforced by this question.