He says a low rent-to-price ratio implies appreciation ahead, whereas a high ratio of rents to prices would mean a better income investment.
Brazil, which also has major reservations about the GPEDC, stating in the plenary that it was not a part of the partnership but then engaging in mobile phone diplomacy over the communique, implying an appreciation of the meeting's importance.
Here it is to be understood as implying an appreciation of the diversity of functions fulfilled by language and a theoretical recognition that the structure of languages is in large part determined by their characteristic functions.
Here's how the New World Encyclopedia defines the word that is also used in Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi and Zimbabwe: "It implies an appreciation of traditional beliefs, and a constant awareness that an individual's actions today are a reflection on the past, and will have far-reaching consequences for the future.
Mutual respect implies an appreciation for different professional perspectives and that the contributions of each are valued [ 21, 45, 47, 48, 65, 72, 75, 77].
He said he could enjoy Game 7 for the on-field competition, but he implied that any aesthetic appreciation of the spectacle was no longer an option.
But that said, if, again, one looks at the [home price appreciations] implied by the RPX forward market, we could see home equities fall by another 20% in some of the bigger markets.
And the desire to kill an animal for meat is not of itself sadistic: by necessity it implies a starker appreciation of the origin of food.
Ministers have highlighted the massive backlog of cases building up in Strasbourg and implied that the "margin of appreciation" allowed to each country in interpreting the human rights convention in different national ways is too narrow.
Women, in particular, it is implied, should have a bit more appreciation for The Sun's sterling efforts.
