Sentence examples for implied engagement from inspiring English sources

All mergers implied engagement of a common chief executive.

He was alluding to a case in which Garrick, as a performer, would have had nothing to do with the theatre beyond the implied engagement that he would not perform anywhere else; and I have come to a very clear conclusion that Lord Eldon would have granted the injunction in that case although there had been no partnership.

The court was not persuaded by this testimony.... Beyond voting and jury service, productive citizenship implies engagement and contribution in the economy as well as in public life...

"Busy" almost always implies engagement in activities that are not of our choosing -- it's business (busyness), not pleasure.

Students are not simply vessels into which knowledge is poured, and authentic academic rigor implies engagement and effort on the part of the learner.

The ethical responsibility does not automatically mean serving at the forefront, or implies engagement of every practitioner, but it requires thinking deeply about the problems and doing all that one can to save lives.

He attacked Obama for letting Iran become a 'great power.' But doesn't resisting that automatically imply engagement?" Krauthammer's question deserves an answer: it is that the "America First" slogan is so dangerously seductive because all its contradictions can be justified by simple application of the slogan, regardless of whether they are inconsistent with one another!

The remaining proliferation rates of 30 50% imply engagement of additional MIF signalling pathways such as the MIF/CXCR4 pathway [ 5].

Engagement implies involvement with other actors, the reverse of isolation.

William Blackstone, in his 18th-century "Commentaries on the Laws of England", was more explicit: to open a house for travellers implied "an engagement to entertain all persons who travel that way".

Recourse to arbitration implies an engagement to submit in good faith to the award.