While Francisco Santos admits that his insinuations about alleged connections between "illegal money" and U.S. and British advocates against the Colombia FTA are without factual basis, he is making such insinuations for the same reason that the Colombian government makes these against unionists in Colombia - to try to intimidate them into abandoning their organizing efforts.
When a book about feminism and women becomes hugely successful, like Moran's, or is gifted with an outsize amount of attention, like Sandberg's, it is easy to see it as a sine qua non feminist tome and thus, by insinuation, speaking for all women, and those who are left out of the book can feel attacked or imperiously ignored.
Mr. Markowitz reminded the members how outraged residents had been in August 1995 at the mere insinuation of special treatment for the DiFrancescos.
(His greatest pupil in this regard was, of course, King, for whom Rustin was an adviser beginning with the Montgomery bus boycott in 1956: "Rustin was as responsible as anyone else for the insinuation of nonviolence into the very heart of what became the most powerful social movement in 20th-century America," D'Emilio writes).
Furthermore, opportunities abound for stealthy insinuation of genetic material emanating from the peripheral hologenomic participants and directed toward the central germ line.
Caf, which fined Tunisia after players confronted referee Rajindraparsad Seechurn after the final whistle, had wanted the 2004 champions to apologise for "insinuations of bias and lack of ethics against Caf and its officials, or to present irrefutable evidence to substantiate the accusations".
Hooking them into being there, with an insinuation of something sexy maybe it's good for them".
But you were still kind of hoping that they would be left at insinuations and for the viewer to come to their own conclusions about their relationship.
Tom Rubino, a spokesman for the Forrester campaign, called the insinuation of draft dodging "an outright lie".
