Sentence examples for implication of politicians from inspiring English sources

First, as noted above we can exploit natural variation in the implication of politicians in the scandal while holding relatively constant the timing and nature of the scandal.

Meanwhile, some state-driven infrastructure projects were carried out through the implication of local politicians, who thereby became mediators between the state and its citizens.

"The implication of some politicians," said LaPierre, "is that ricin is evil and has no place in society, much less in our schools.

That growth is driving change, social and demographic, which has implications for politicians of all shades.

Maybe, they hint, the Senate should delay its decision until the budget picture and, by implication, the minds of politicians—have had time to get a little clearer.

The constitutional implications of Scottish politicians withholding consent are only now being explored.

My hunch is that much of what gets put forward as the practical policy implications of conservative politicians and their fundamentalist enablers have at least as much to do with conservative economic theories as with biblical interpretation.

The booming number of Hispanics, who can be from any race, carries sweeping implications for politicians.

The first implication, of course, is that politicians are only concerned with near-term economic conditions as they must run for re-election every so often.

Concentrating solely on the media's coverage of politicians rather than addressing the implications of their policies seems self-defeating.

But when films show TV clips of politicians, they tend to ironise their words: the implication here is that we're living in a world in which such lofty talk is devalued.