Sentence examples for implication from the from inspiring English sources

"We divest any negative implication from the word and toss it around with love".

She says she wanted to give him some time away from the spotlight — and, by implication, from the Internet.

He added: "A clear implication from the governor's action is that there won't be any action until after the gubernatorial election in 2005.

John C. Bogle, founder and former chairman of the Vanguard Group, the mutual fund giant, sees another implication from the Enron mess.

The story works on so many levels, with so many shades of meaning and implication – from the childish and childlike to the deeply troubling – and is just the kind of narrative that opera can explore so well.

In an effort to shore up political support for the project, the leaders also agreed that countries in which democracy had broken down would be excluded from future summits and by implication from the FTAA.But the summit itself, as well as the protests, provided evidence of the difficulties in the path of the FTAA.

But the business plan had political implications from the start, too.

"The implications from the charter are the expectation that it will be the industry that will fund a regulator.

The lead author of the study, Dr Emily Callander, said there were clear implications from the findings for government policy.

Morrison argued initially on Sky News on Sunday there were no federal implications from the NSW result.

That helped them sift out the new implications from the effects of all known particles, which are also flitting through the vacuum.