Sentence examples for editorial implies from inspiring English sources

That is what your editorial implies.

Your editorial implies that the military should disobey the law.

Contrary to what your editorial implies, names of tax cheats would be provided to American authorities.

Additionally, your editorial implies that ratings are assigned without transparent criteria.

Contrary to what the editorial implies, the Federalist Society is not a secret society of members "who know the secret handshake".

To the Editor: Your editorial implies that schools want to mask problems in public education, but the editorial itself masks the central ones: low salary and respect for teachers, classes that are too big, overcrowded schools and limited resources.

Nowhere can I find an editorial implying that Evans was guilty.

In 1995, the British Medical Journal published an editorial implying that the Barker hypothesis was "broad and fuzzy" and had yet to be "subjected to an ordeal" of rigorous scientific attack.

The editorial implied, we hope unintentionally, that these responsibilities had not been met in respect of FOCUS.

I suspect that that is exactly what the Mail wants, as its editorial polemic implies.

"Downward Spiral in the Mideast" (editorial, June 12) implies that the Palestinian Authority (as embodied by Mahmoud Abbas) has yielded its rights to self-defense and resistance to Israeli occupation.