Sentence examples for implication of the letter from inspiring English sources
In the South China Sea, it claims an area four times as big.The third implication of the letter may be that at long last—Indonesia is beginning to show a bit of assertiveness in its own diplomacy.
Admiration for Ramsey Clark as probably one of the best Attorneys General in American history requires that his Oct. 21 letter to The Times be answered, for the implications of that letter [supporting Richard Ottinger] are an unfair testament to him.
He didn't think that working on a case-by-case basis with the owners of the damaged vehicles presented a problem, but he was concerned about the implications of the owner letter (similar to the Firestone concerns).
They said they need to be involved in negotiations, and the implication of their letter is that the two lots of new quotas should add up to more than the EU's current level.
The implication of Derby's letter seems clear: The New Hampshire Young Republicans Federation should allow the disputed new members to vote in Saturday's election -- a move that would almost certainly lead to a Sweeney victory -- or else risk losing its seat at the grownups' table, which comes with some real power and stature within the state GOP hierarchy.
The implication of Waters's letter was that the investigation appears to have stalled.
Jack Holland, who has for a long while been meeting her and writing to her, asks her if she has caught the "full implication" of his letters.
Even more troubling, according to the authors of the letter, are the privacy implications that such a scenario implies.
"What is affirmed, that we are in possession of specific letter with specific implication of the Russian or other federation, is not true".
"As you know, children don't always understand the potential perceptions and implications of their actions," the letter reads.
