Sentence examples for implicitly meant from inspiring English sources

The unknown soldier symbolized both the masses of anonymous dead and each missing soldier, whose name we were implicitly meant to attach to the tomb.

Hahn was in Kiev last week, meeting Ukrainian government officials and chairing ministerial meetings of the EU's Eastern Partnership, a programme linking the EU with six former Soviet countries, which was launched as a response to the Russian war with Georgia in 2008 and was implicitly meant as the first step towards EU membership for the nations.

But when it comes to personal matters, your friend's injunction, "Don't tell anyone," implicitly means, "except, of course, your discreet and reliable spouse".

Not once did anybody raise the idea that the entire idea of a need to cleanse an adviser is backward on its face - it implicitly means the original adviser is horribly conflicted and shouldn't have been hired in the first place.

The word "integration" may implicitly mean the last design steps but that is not correct.

However, using a complex model does not implicitly mean using a good model.

MaaS doesn't implicitly mean a net decrease nor increase in the number of road vehicle miles.

If the IPO window does close in the next 12 or 18 months, what does that implicitly mean for private valuations and the size of late-stage rounds?

The ACK packet from the destination node implicitly means that the coded packet is successfully delivered and decoded at the destination node.

This implicitly means continuing with the same % share of energy vs. non-energy use of wood as documented for the historical RP.

But, Donuts does have a point that competition implicitly means lower prices, with names in new TLDS are going to be far, far less expensive than.com names at auction or in the aftermarket.