Sentence examples for implied concerns from inspiring English sources

Professor Palfrey also noted other issues for the MIT-Caltech team to explore, such as the impact of the current system of election administration, which is "highly decentralized and fragmented," and the role of absentee voting, with its implied concerns of security, liability, privacy, maintenance and software development.

There are no agreements between Motorola and Apple, written or oral, express or implied, concerning the subject matter of this investigation.

The motion, however, clearly states that "there are no agreements between Motorola and Apple, written or oral, express or implied, concerning the subject matter of this investigation".

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Surely he did not mean to imply concerns about immigration by extraterrestials.Marc SennewaldHouston.

The human body cannot be considered as an organic entity exclusively, because in doing so it leaves out the subjective production that implies, concerns and affects the body, which is equally constitutive of the subject and inherent to the body.

Conscience implies concern, if not decency.

Care implies concern for others.

In Rome, members of the former king's entourage implied that concerns for his security or other practical problems might have prompted the delay.

We implied those concerns are no longer present when a suit ends because “the employer has had its day in court.” Id., at 747.