Sentence examples for implication by the from inspiring English sources

The clear implication by the police is that Old Firm games cause all of this.

What we are shown is the apparent sheer will to destroy the United States and its allies, as suggested (only by implication) by the depictions of attacks in London, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and the failed attack in Times Square in 2010.

The critic Molly Haskell, in her biting collection "From Reverence to Rape" (1974), describes "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" as "society's final revenge on Davis' and Crawford's star image and on their power: the implication, by the exaggeration of their exaggerations, that they were never real, never women, but were some kind of joke, apart from women and a warning to them".

But Hasnita figures that once she develops an audience, she'll be able to sell them things, a notion that is supported, at least by implication, by the fact that Dow Jones recently launched a series of Islamic indexes.

They assert that the universally conserved C35, C36 and A37 features of modern glycine tRNAs are therefore homologous to the CCA tail of modern tRNAs, and that – by implication (by the Principle of Continuity, using Crick's name for it) – glycine was the first amino acid encoded in the genetic code and assigned to GGN codons.

Beyond the negotiations between the institutions, any merger would probably have to be reviewed for its antitrust implications by the Federal Trade Commission, as well as by state health and financing agencies.

Sprint Nextel, the third largest U.S. carrier, and Tokyo-based Softbank are currently awaiting approval for a proposed $20.1 billion merger, and are being reviewed for national security implications by the Federal Communications Commission, the Justice Department, and the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.

We obtain the following implications by the Definition 3: begin{aligned} (mathbf {S25})Longrightarrow (mathbf {S50})Longrightarrow (mathbf {S75}) text { and }(mathbf {S50})Longrightarrow (mathbf {S100})Longrightarrow ( mathbf {S125} text end{aligned}.

The White House insisted the policy be reviewed for its national security implications by the Department of Homeland Security, the aide said.

-- Statements and implications by the President and Secretary of State suggesting that Iraq and al-Qa'ida had a partnership, or that Iraq had provided al-Qa'ida with weapons training, were not substantiated by the intelligence.

The name the Black Prince chose for his eldest son had been borne by three English kings and had already become a popular name with political implications by the time Edward and his brother, Richard (b. 1367), were born.