The fact that they are on sale in shops implies they are safe.
However, as the name the implies, this was never intended to be a long-term measure to keep a eurozone country afloat.
And is Jason Russell scared to come out and admit that effective action entails an old-fashioned boots-on-soil invasion of a landlocked African country, with all the collateral damage that this implies?
Leaving Alexandria (Canongate) implies Cavafy, but the title mainly refers to Richard Holloway's Alexandria, near Glasgow, where this former bishop of Edinburgh grew up.
It says this implies that they are just as likely to be employed as those already here and that adds a further 0.1% to the growth in the economy, outweighing potential falls in productivity in the existing UK labour force.
Declaring that east Jerusalem will not be described as "occupied" implies that Australia rejects the application of international humanitarian law.
When this last argument has been made to me by my name-changing friends, I've pointed out it implies the man who keeps his name is not committed.
The use of inverted commas around the phrase "foetal alcohol syndrome" almost implies Simon Jenkins is sceptical about this condition, perhaps implying an invention of fee-hungry lawyers?
Solidarity with all survivors!" Although the student guild at the University of Exeter has not banned the song, it did condemn it, saying: "A song that implies a woman is 'an animal' who 'wants it' because of the way she is dressed is not acceptable".
A war implies two sides vying for supremacy.
"That implies that we take every member state seriously.
