Sentence examples for implied though not expressed from inspiring English sources

Among those matters which are implied, though not expressed, is that the nation may not, in the exercise of its powers, prevent a state from discharging the ordinary functions of government, just as it follows from the 2d clause of article 6 of the Constitution, that no state can interfere with the free and unembarrassed exercise by the national government of all the powers conferred upon it.

On the other hand, we introduce implicit (what can be defined as "implied though not directly expressed") policies which are not enforced by the IAM system itself (e.g. due to lack of suitable technical means or disproportional implementation effort).

Implied though not often explicitly documented in folklore, immortality is one attribute which features heavily in vampire film and literature.

So far, though, she has not expressed any regrets.

Their implied, if not express, aim is to achieve a rational balance between safety and risk.

The restriction was not expressed, but implied according to a familiar rule.

This seemed to imply that 120PUI did not express GUS gene.

Expectations become implied, though perhaps not effectively understood.

Our results do not imply that differentially expressed miRNAs do not converge on functions of interest.

Astronomers, though not surprised, expressed awe at the discovery.

It also implies, though does not prove, that modern language originated only once, an issue of considerable controversy among linguists.