Sentence examples for implies the declaration from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that since ECL is a declarative language, the sign implies the declaration and should be read "is defined as".
Italian premier Francesco Crispi interpreted it as meaning that Ethiopia must utilize the Italian government, thereby implying the declaration of an Italian protectorate over Ethiopia.
Or so implies the defense.
Zuckerberg implies the former.
In the view of the Royal Commission the association of the policy of the Balfour Declaration with the Mandate system implied the belief that Arab hostility to the former would sooner or later be overcome.
In his declaration of July 12 , 1947 İnönü stated that the logic of a multiparty system implied the possibility of a change of government.
Indeed, he implied the opposite.
The former does not imply the latter.
Such images signify the distance between the private and public spaces, grown to such an extent that almost every public gesture implies a political declaration: women's clothing, turbaned men in their clerical garbs, unmarried men and women consorting in public, all these become political statements rather than indications of private lifestyles.
Finally, Brother Macarius Keegan, apparently resentful at the stubborn course of events and piqued because the farm he had selected and purchased had not been accepted, left Kingston for Mount Melleray Abbey with the implied declaration of never again returning to America.
