Sentence examples for implies agreement from inspiring English sources

Which raises the question, "Why then is it so important to go on the record and announce that we don't see things the same way?" If we don't make it clear that we are not in agreement with our partner we are likely to fear that he will assume that our silence implies agreement.

In particular, consistency implies agreement between direct and indirect evidence on a treatment contrast.

"It doesn't necessarily imply agreement with him".

They of course do not at all imply agreement with the views of the people in the photograph.

This assessment does not imply agreement with the motives, overt or hidden, and often malicious, of some participants in the Gaza flotilla.

It can be agreed that authority requires some clear appeal to a higher sense of legitimate state function, but agreement on that point does not imply agreement either on the principles that define what is legitimate or on the limits of this legitimacy.

Is there an oral, written, or implied agreement?

Both imply agreement on one thing: Most Americans know little about the "economic stimulus plan," except that the President and the Congress are talking about it.

Between the bookends of the Roosevelt and Reagan administrations, Americans, their employers, and government entered into an implied agreement that afforded citizens a basic level of economic security if they worked hard and took responsibility for their families.

Supporters of this bill believe that all doctors will be willing to sign this form, as the signature does not imply agreement with the parent's decision; it simply signifies that the doctor has provided the parents with information regarding the pros and cons.

Needless to say, coincidence does not necessarily imply agreement of conformations.