Sentence examples for implies acceptance by from inspiring English sources

Publishing one's work implies acceptance by a qualified independent party who has experience in making such determinations.

Coeducation implies acceptance of women at a level of equality very rarely achieved in history before our own time.

Democracy implies acceptance of different views, but can it deal with movements and actors who refuse to even play the democratic game, such as the Mumbai terrorists?

Membership of such a community implies acceptance of moral rules, however fuzzy, that underpin the laws and welfare systems of the state.

"If we don't protest, it implies acceptance," he said.

Completing this call for expression of interest implies acceptance of this provision.

But the court ruled that "the signature of the dealership agreement by Volkswagen's dealers could not be regarded as implied acceptance, given in advance, of Volkswagen's anticompetitive initiatives".

Formal acceptance is necessary under French law, but Anglo-American law acknowledges implied acceptance.

Using the language of money does not imply acceptance of any particular moral or ideological framework.

Allowing inflammatory speakers on campus does not need to imply acceptance of a speaker's views.

As things stand, Hamas remains excluded because it has refused to meet three laid-in-concrete conditions: a disavowal of terrorism; accepting Israel's right to exist; and going along with previous agreements signed by the Palestine Liberation Organisation PLOO), the nationalist umbrella group to which Hamas does not belong, which would imply acceptance of a two-state solution.