That could suggest tighter regulation for major races, or it could, more positively, imply less.
They are young, healthy and (whatever the politicians imply) less likely than Britons to claim benefits.
"Wild Grass" is a film in which the images, far from implying more than they show, imply less.
More engaging are pairs and trios of vessels whose gouged, pocked and dented surfaces imply less conventional processes.
Given the demographics, with record numbers of post-war babyboomers reaching pension age, capping pensioner spending must imply less generous state pension payments per person than currently expected.
Some may argue that better relations with Russia imply less security for some of our allies, but that is zero-sum thinking.
Such calls also imply less power for the people (the democratic element), since, while elected leaders are directly responsible to those who vote, those whose power is based on wealth are not.
That would imply less of the budget deficit will be eroded as the economy expands to its full potential, and that more of it is therefore structural.This leaves Mr Osborne in an uncomfortable position as he prepares his autumn statement.
Interestingly, the think-tank reckons that by 2020, the SNP's plans imply less spending than Labour, contrary to the nationalists' anti-austerity rhetoric.The problem that always speaks its name Ipsos MORI has just published a poll on public attitudes to immigration.
Such mutations also imply less NADPH production capacity.
Larger values of the fading parameter m i imply less severe fading environments.
