As Anthony Infanti, a law professor at the University of Pittsburgh pointed out, one partner can't simply transfer a stake in their home to the other partner without triggering tax implications (something that heterosexual couples can do without question).
All the examples discussed in this paper illustrate the high value that biologists place on functional implications, something the physicists tend to ignore.
Mr. Sebring, who often disappeared from his professional life in advertising and fashion for months at a time in order to follow Ms. Smith around the world, said he felt he had "now done something of real historical significance," something, by implication, that his commercial photography is not.
Recent news reports have cast the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, as the administration's chief pragmatist, and Mr. Axelrod, by implication, as something of a swooning loyalist.
Perhaps the allure for Mr Johnson is the implication that something other than an Eton education caused his flake to float to the top of the box.
But neither this assumption nor its presumed implication is something to be accepted without careful consideration.
The connotation of 'forgive' is generally positive, but then there's an implication of something a bit darker or less obvious behind it.
These are most unfortunate comments because while Polish anti-Semitism was real and virulent, there is an implication of something historic and inherent about Poland that does not square with the record.
We talk about... the implications of something like Ukraine, but we leave storage in this regard to the markets".
Casual assertions with dangerous — and, often enough, unconstitutional — implications are something of a Trumpian specialty, and they are at the center of this case.
