Sentence examples for any implication of from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's any implication of that sort in this model," she said.

Siemens has steadfastly defended Mr. Kaeser against any implication of wrongdoing.

But unlike similar-sounding agreements for the Balkan countries, this one would not carry any implication of eventual membership.

Independent analysts view any implication of equivalence as preposterous, but the arguments, and the pain, will surely continue.

As Ukip yesterday launched its three-escalator poster, you can see why Labour people might shy away from anything that contains any implication of Farage-ism.

The article attributed to one plaintiff, Judge Darlene Whitten of Denton County Court, who was the judge in the actual incident, the quotation, "Any implication of violence in a school situation, even if it was just contained in a first-grader's book report, is reason enough for panic and overreaction".

"The administration will, of course, be prepared to address any implications of the court's decision".

Frederick firmly rejected any implications of papal overlordship and asserted that he held the empire "from God alone by the election of the princes".

Len Elmore, a lawyer, broadcaster and former N.B.A. player who will call the game tonight at Fordham University, shares Stern's concerns, and he disagrees with any implications of racism.

Joanne Cicciaro, who by name and appearance and accent might be assumed to have come from one of the many Italian-American families that moved to Suffolk County in recent decades from the boroughs, is actually Puerto Rican — a fact brought up to reporters by the Cicciaros in countering any implications of racism in Dano's upbringing.

Any implications of either Kant's account or of Schiller's critique of it for the case of artistic representation would have to be inferred.