"There is no policy, as has been implied, that if you are a British National Party member you can't foster children".
Mr Blair has implied that if his national plan does not "work", the very idea of a National Health Service will have to be reconsidered.
"They implied that if we could make that happen, they would reward us and if we wanted to go even further, there would be even more reward.
"Mr. Kamil implied that if my bill passed, he would have no choice but to move his company out of Suffolk County," Mr. Cooper said.
She implied that if Mr. Obama was elected, the new administration might unilaterally seek to curb carbon emissions should Congress not act.
In the best Karl Rovian fashion, he implied that if you dispute his statement about the economy's firm foundation, you are, in effect, insulting American workers.
"There is no policy, as has been implied, that if you are a British National party member you can't foster children".
But Beaver's memo implied that if an interrogator were to obtain "immunity" from command authorities in advance, the laws criminalizing waterboarding and other rough techniques could be circumvented.
He implied that if they had waited any longer they might not have been able to reach a deal at all.
I miss you!' We managed to have one more lunch together during which she vaguely pouted about my crazy schedule, and somehow implied that if only I were more available, we'd see a lot more of each other.
It has also strongly implied that if Washington refuses to do so, it will go ahead on its own — in a manner calculated to leave the United States no choice but to join it in war with Iran.
