Sentence examples for implies taking from inspiring English sources

Redistribution implies taking as well as giving.

They should recognize that collective leadership implies taking into account the interests of smaller states.

Buddhism goes way beyond the confines of the personal – realising the truth of interdependence implies taking up the challenge of engaging with others in the wider world.

As its title implies, "Taking Sides" seeks to force viewers to grapple with this still hugely controversial case, and to do so, it must present both arguments in potentially compelling ways.

And yet parts of the book now bear rereading, in particular Gorz's definition of revolution: taking power implies taking it away from its holders, not by occupying their posts but by making it permanently impossible for them to keep their machinery of domination running.

Each context technically implies taking a different course of action.

The left needs to use sensible language again, as Steve Richards implies (Take back control – the slogan the left should make its own, 20 December).

One massive sword of steel and iron has both a Christian monogram and an Arabic inscription: it was, the double engraving implies, taken as booty after a later conquest.

It's part of a 23-year-old tradition called National Night Out, which grew out of the "town watch" movement and, as its name implies, takes place around the country.

It's a device that the blind/visually impaired (I'm not sure which term is the more acceptable one) can use to, as the name and photo implies, take notes.

Until recently, consolidation would have implied taking over a rival.