Sentence examples for implicit in this declaration from inspiring English sources
Implicit in this declaration was that his election was a mandate for change and that change would be rapid, not incremental.
Severance may take place for any number of political reasons, its duration is unpredictable, and whatever expression of animosity it may imply does not approach that implicit in a declaration of war.
This had been implicit in the Potsdam Declaration and longed for by the majority of war-weary Japanese, many of whom believed the Meiji Constitution of 1890 to be one cause of their country's reckless and disastrous militarism.
Now as his fellow Democrats are getting jumpy and talking about Mr. Clinton as an unused campaign resource, Mr. Gore needs to have the discipline to stick to the plan implicit in his convention declaration that "I stand here tonight as my own man".
Published in January 1776, Paine's pamphlet ran through printings of 500,000 copies in a few months and served as the founding document of the American Revolution, its line of reasoning implicit in Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.
Implicit in this was the idea of making America work again.
Implicit in this migration, of course, is movement up the service-price ladder.
Implicit in this argument is the belief that an exodus of executives would hurt the company.
Implicit in this rule is that his past should also be left undisturbed.
One could argue that the real flaw implicit in this parable was the presupposition about race.
