Sentence examples for behind the implied from inspiring English sources

During the transition, the model proportions urban lag behind the implied stable proportions.

But by September 1994 ministers were told Australia was falling woefully behind the implied target set in the Framework Convention on Climate Change and the interim planning target it had set itself.

The implied threat behind this demand is that if the Guardian refuses to comply then the reporter or the editor will face charges under the Act.

There is one explanation, however, that has become common wisdom in the region: Mr. Gemayel's doom seems to have been sealed by his support from the Bush administration and the implied agendas behind its backing.

Why is the implied question.

"If it is false, it is equally disturbing," he added, because it implies behind-the-scenes maneuvers to discredit the Vatican and cause havoc.

Institutional buyers would no longer be able to hide behind the idea that the government implied some sort of imprimatur on the securities they traded.

"I'm up all night woke up with pussy on my breath and blood shot eyes and we got people talking about live tweeting," Ardis read, before adding that he was considering legal action against the person behind the account and implied he'd sue Twitter for defamation.

With luck, Mr Kohl could have German parliamentary assent to euro-participation behind him by the summer.That implies the issue will not figure much in the final phase of the election campaign.

The way Ib Andersen kept entering behind her back implied that he was the incarnation of her memories of a man she had once loved and the duet thereby became a touching meditation upon loss.

The minister implied that Leveson was 30 years behind the times.