Different monetary systems imply different things for the price level in an economy, with vastly different distributional consequences.
While many in the scholarly communication community share this goal, different people and organizations often imply different things by the phrase data publication.
The term private however might imply different things based on the context, for example, a SNP might be private to an individual or a family, or to a population (monomorphic in all but one population; also referred to as 'population private') or to an ancestral group.
Both have been sucked back into front-line politics by the economic slump, but their resurrections imply very different things about their parties in particular, about the pull and spell of those parties' histories.In a sense Mr Clarke is living history.
An understanding might imply quite different things for different patients with a similar medical condition but may also vary over a period of time for the same patient.
"When you say green, it can imply a lot of different things," said Kent W. Peterson, chief engineer of P2S Engineering in Long Beach, Calif., and a past president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers.
An affair may be about completely different things but it implies betrayal.
This implies that different communities do want different things so suggesting the same standard model for all, apparently alike, rural communities is likely to be unsatisfactory and could lead to community disaffection.
Unlike the popular corporate aphorism "work/life balance," which implies that "work" and "life" are two completely different things and a balance must be achieved between the two for sanity to prevail, "work at (or from) home" implies that work and home, as places, are the same thing.
Perhaps most important, calibrated boldness implies not that one solution fits all, but that different countries should do different things, for the common good as well as their own.
