For Israel, Hezbollah must be incapacitated or destroyed; war becomes inexorable by implication.
He expressed disapproval of the seemingly open door between journalism and politics that allowed people who have served in government or on campaigns to become commentators, taking to task, by implication if not by name, well-known figures like Mr. Safire and Mr. Begala.
By implication, these lights become redundant and unneeded.
In one scene, Sam is accused by her daughter Max of only working to become famous, the implication being that fame is more important to Sam than her time spent with her children.
Obama quoted Christina-Taylor Green as saying, "We are so blessed" — and, as that nine-year-old became all of our children, we are all, by implication, so blessed.
Thus, by implication, the activity approach has become a strategic imperative for HIV/AIDS communication, especially in Africa (3).
By implication, Branson said this morning, IAG will become an even bigger swinger on long-haul routes such as the UK to the US, where it competes with Virgin Atlantic, and will raise fares.
A few months before Putin became President, in 2000, there was a battle for control of parliament — and, by implication, the government — as Russia prepared for the end of Yeltsin's administration.
The performances become "like a football match with every shot on target" and the shows make standup look easy and can, by implication, make some comics seem funnier.
Pietersen, however, has become the first England player to express his disappointment at Chris Gayle's continued absence from the West Indies team, conceding by implication that without their explosive opener the tourists offer far less attractive, or competitive, opposition.
