Sentence examples for government implies from inspiring English sources

Standing up to play the game of government implies good faith in it.

"A good government implies two things," wrote James Madison in 1788.

Complex litigation settled for billions even when the government implies that consumers are responsible (Toyota sudden acceleration).

Stating that Ethiopia went to Somalia "at the 'invitation' of Somalia's interim national government" implies that the author does not believe the TFG welcomed Ethiopia's intervention.

Working with companies should no more imply support for its practices than working with a government implies support for its policies.

His offence was to have repeated his view that cannabis and ecstasy are both less harmful than the government implies in its classification of them.

Is the government implying that one is more important than the other?

Last week a general in Thailand's military-backed government implied that Cambodian Muslims linked to JI were somehow involved in the insurgency in Thailand's mainly Muslim southern provinces.

To loud cheers from Tory MPs, who rose to wave their order papers, the chancellor said: "The average savings in departmental budgets will be lower than the previous government implied in its March budget.

The Sudanese government implied that the newly independent nation of South Sudan helped gain the release of the 29 Chinese workers, who had been captured by rebels operating on the contested Sudan-South Sudan border.

The bishop of Montería, Julio César Vidal, says that the leaders of some of the new bands have told him they want to negotiate with the government, implying they have political aims.But the government insists that there is nothing to negotiate about with groups that are purely criminal.