91.   In underscoring the leading role of carbon dioxide in global warming, the report has major implications for government policies to combat global warming.

92.   Uncertainty about the safety of the deep repository has implications for the Thorp project, which is still awaiting permission to start operations from HM Inspectorate of Pollution.

93.   This view was widely seen as having implications for future legal actions by pressure groups.

94.   The development of large scale wind, tidal and wave power systems will clearly have considerable implications for the community in general and for local residents in particular.

95.   But of course this in itself has implications for method.

96.   Debates as to the nature of design thus have social implications.

97.   In the case of a buy-out of assets rather than shares, the apportionment of the consideration to each of the assets may itself have tax implications.

98.   Sometimes a decision such as Housecroft v Burnett has wider implications by setting a standard with which less serious cases must proportionately comply.

99.   On the other hand it may have no apparent effect on the child but may still have serious implications.

100.   This article argues that analysis of fictional point of view, especially through the effects of speech act categories, has important implications for the analysis of non-fictional discourse.