After all, the term implies intent, and we tend to think of most deadbeats as lowlifes.
Along these lines, "inclusive" in the disaster context implies intent to assimilate the needs of people with disabilities in emergency planning and practices so that they receive disaster-related preparation and services as do all other people.
Well, hard to get implies intent; she is genuinely demure but, to him, it reads the other way.
Alternative names such as abusive head trauma and lethal craniocerebral trauma have been suggested (Christian and Block 2009), but are inappropriate because they imply intent such as abuse, or a mechanism such as trauma, which is not the only cause of the findings.
Double-blind design is not meant to imply mendacious intent on the part of researchers or of subjects; it merely takes into consideration the subconscious human bias that subtly creeps into scientific observation.Nevertheless, "To try to abolish bias is impossible", according to Dr Smith.
Even where a reliable price-cost or profit-sacrifice test is feasible, failing it need not imply sinister intent.
Nor does the Palestinians' struggle for freedom and liberation imply the intent to annihilate the Jews, but rather to put an end to occupation, oppression and tyranny.
But calling your troupe a contemporary-dance company implies an intent to fashion movement, or an aesthetic, that moves beyond what we already know.
(It is nothing to do with computer hacking, a term that denotes using clever technical tricks to get things done quickly, and does not necessarily imply malicious intent).
Although Afroyim appeared to rule out any involuntary revocation of a person's citizenship, the government continued for the most part to pursue loss-of-citizenship cases when an American had acted in a way believed to imply an intent to give up citizenship especially when an American had become a naturalized citizen of another country.
