Sentence examples similar to implies take over from inspiring English sources
Until recently, consolidation would have implied taking over a rival.
Investec analyst Steve Liechti said: Liberty Media share acquisition implies take-over speculation is now likely to be a key part of the investment case, even though Liberty has confirmed that it has no intention to bid (with an implied 6 month moratorium under Takeover Panel rules).
However, the choice of one technology over the other implies taking a stand in respect to a specific paradigm in knowledge economy (Powell & Snellman, 2004).
Redistribution implies taking as well as giving.
Each context technically implies taking a different course of action.
Crain's New York originally leaked that Facebook was eying the 770 Broadway real estate but implied it would take over the whole building rather than just two floors.
Kirby York, a veteran Westerner who knows the ways of the landscape and its people, and who, the film implies, might have expected to take over the command from the retiring Capt.
The planned progressive decommissioning of fossil- or nuclear-based power plants implies that renewable-based power plants need to take over their functions.
Chotiner coined the campaign slogan, "We will not surrender" for Knowland, implying that Democratic challenger Will Rogers, Jr. would permit communism to take over the country.
Li, a Chinese economist, insisted that China has no plans to take over, and that its gains needn't be the West's losses: "China's emergence is not implying it will dominate.
