Sentence examples for implying support from inspiring English sources
The finding reinforces charges that some Republican politicians seek to win votes by implying support for racist views and ethnic hierarchies, without voicing those prejudices explicitly.
China views self-ruling Taiwan as part of its own territory awaiting reunification, and any US move implying support for independence – including use of the word "president" – is likely to offend Beijing.
That is a far more nuanced comment than was originally reported, and one that shows that Netflix came to a conclusion that Internet access was indeed a utility, implying support for Title II.
The discussion here lifts reverence out of its traditional context, while marking sharply the difference between reasoning about ethics and accepting authority and implying support for the unity of virtue.
Beckham hastily told a press scrum afterward that he was not implying support for a group of financiers, known as the Red Knights, who have been gathering funds to try and buy Manchester United from the Glazer family.
Perhaps, one year on from Maggie, it is time to offer a sort of BBC balance quota by giving him the state funeral that he so clearly deserves, the one that Boris Johnson was obviously implying support for in his fine-sounding tributes this morning.
I think if we go back to the idea of Seattle being a great platform for entrepreneurship, we see that "platform" implies support, and there's something very empathetic and supportive about the business climate in Seattle, even as compared to other entrepreneurial cities, such as San Francisco, L.A., or New York.
Working with companies should no more imply support for its practices than working with a government implies support for its policies.
Nor should the decision to partner companies imply support for a particular economic model, any more than working with governments implies support for a particular governance model.
The development plans should not "offer or imply" support for a different plan.
In England, perhaps, public prayers like that would be taken to imply support for the war.
