Any kind of wish implies hope, but for sick children, the hopefulness of a wish is especially powerful, since it gives them something tangible to look forward to.
"Every room is meant to imply hope," he says.
The editorial implied, we hope unintentionally, that these responsibilities had not been met in respect of FOCUS.
'I think it would have remained a part of my life.' But she admits that the Blair Peach period of her life has lasted longer than she expected or - she doesn't say this, but it is implied - hoped.
Yet "The View From My Pew" implies a hope for change and a longing to connect more profoundly with the Holy Father and the church.
Reform Judaism, however, has abolished or modified these prayers in keeping with the conception of sacrifice as a once adequate but now outmoded form of worship, and some Conservative congregations have also rephrased references to sacrifices so that they indicate solely past events without implying any hope for the future restoration of the rite.
In one of the new poems, the beautiful one "Is It Still the Same," you portray a young woman at a desk, and you seem to imply a hope that you will have been able to give something to that young woman, to have altered the poetic tradition in your own country in a way that might be able to succor her or lift her up in her resolve.
We see no local impact, however, on timely degree completion, which implies that HOPE loss may have merely accelerated a small number of students' migration out of college.
For our preferred regression in column 6, the coefficient of −0.0253 implies that HOPE reduced the number of STEM graduates by 12.6percentt.
'Futility' implies little hope of achieving study objectives with the planned sample size.
