Empiricists also deny the implication of the corresponding Innate Concept thesis that we have innate ideas in the subject area.
During the international hullaballoo that followed, Assad's regime denied the implications of Makdissi's statement, claiming that he had been misunderstood or taken out of context.
China has denied the implications of market manipulation and political motivations to reign in mineral exports.
Mr. Qadir has indignantly denied the implication that he acted to hoard the drugs himself.
Liberace claimed that the article suggested that he was homosexual; the Mirror denied the implication, but the jury found for the pianist and awarded him £8,000.
Facebook denies the implication that it has created, stored or used any biometric identifiers whatsoever, even though it's beyond a doubt that it does, by any reasonable definition of the terms.
And to deny this, to deny the social, psychological, even financial implications (good-looking people earn more) of our faces is to be blinded by the resulting impact on our health and welfare services.
Three-self theories, in various ways, deny this implication.
I do not want to deny that the implications on multiple fronts, the acidification of the oceans, the loss of coral, the impact of sea level rise, the loss of rainforests and massive loss of species: these are going to have huge and profound consequences and many of these consequences are essentially locked in.
Speaking on Sky News about the Northern Territory election, the federal defence industry minister, Christopher Pyne, denied the disastrous result had federal implications.
