This possibility has also a fascinating, yet unsettling, implication: that cancers may arise from deregulating the very same mechanisms upon which multicellular life is built.
By implication, that includes municipal bonds.
The title of the movie references the film's implication, that perhaps Malala's name, shared by the storied Malalai of Maiwand, inscribed a fate upon her from birth.
We conclude our findings have public policy implications in that, upon characterizing households based on their level of deprivation of energy services, sound strategies may be designed and implemented to attend to the specific needs of each household group.
The implication must be reasonably challenged in that, upon an identical probe stimulus, the German and the Polish speakers did not initiate the utterance sooner than the Chinese speakers.
The implication was that Nunez had hoped that the police, upon finding a dead overweight man with unzipped pants, would assume that sex had caused a fatal arrhythmia, and not investigate further.
I take exception to Roger Cohen's implication that resistance to the gradual imposition of Muslim values upon the West is simple racism ("The racist scourge," Globalist, Aug. 2).
"The notion that appears impossible to understand is the implication that reasonable demands were being vented, and this is precisely what we need to understand and reflect upon".
Along these lines, I mistrust the implication that critical thinking -- thinking at length and in-depth, with imagination, sympathy, and careful skepticism -- can simply be "plugged in" to life in the workforce upon graduation.
This model by implication suggests that US strategy cannot merely encourage, but must insist upon the adoption of Western civic values in order to successfully defeat the vision of Radical Islam.
