"To excise Watergate and what it implies before it becomes fatal to liberty is a fundamental responsibility of this government," he said.
The injury obviously threatens Johnson's ability to play the rest of this season, but Coach Jeff Van Gundy implied before yesterday's 86-83 victoverover the Miami Heat that Johnson's career might be in jeopardy.
Still, the IFS director said the scale of the chancellor's austerity drive was less than had been implied before May's election and again at an emergency budget in July.
However this is resolved, we are left meditating on a remark made by a pair of geologists who note that a geological date like 90 Ma, or 90 million years ago, implies "before present".
We must suffer, they imply, before it all gets better again; we must forgo our creature comforts and the extra log on the fire, because this is the time for belt-tightening.
The WHO recommendation that this be 'soon after birth of the baby' [ 19] implies before delivery of the placenta; and to be considered active management of the third stage it should be given during the third stage.
The design of the battery cover is ever-so-slightly different than the one we saw before, implying that this may be a prototype.
Diagnostic before-after studies may be retrospective or prospective in contrast to the temporal relationship traditionally implied by before-after evaluation studies.
For the sake of argument, let's say Mr Biden was implying that, before Mr Obama, there has never been a black presidential candidate who is all five of the following: mainstream, articulate, bright, clean and nice-looking.
At the same time, Mr. Netanyahu showed more willingness to yield territory than he had before, strongly implying that he would give up the vast majority of the West Bank for a demilitarized Palestinian state.
