It was simply implied and quickly understood that certain words strung together in a particular order could have grave consequences.
It could simply imply broadening the composition of assets held by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) to include higher yielding equities and commodities; or, more dramatically, part of the reserves could be transferred to a separate state investment agency which would maximise returns like a fund manager.Even as things stand, the PBOC is earning a handsome profit.
Finally we speak of habitudinal predication when the form connoted by the predicate term does not inhere, either directly or indirectly, in the essence designated by the subject, but simply implies a relation to it, so that the same predicate may be at different times truly or falsely spoken of its subject without there being any change in the subject itself.
It seems that Kerry has grasped that for America to insist on the "Assad must go" policy simply implies inevitable war with Russia, Iran and Hezbollah.
It remains unclear whether the genetic similarity observed between mates leads to sexual attraction through olfaction or simply implies similarities in odor recognition and food and other smell preferences that would be practical concerns for human couples who live and eat together.
The term lowered resistance, often used to describe conditions at the onset of infectious disease, is not specific and simply implies any change in the immune system of the host.
Thus, negative polarization simply implies Iǁ < I⊥ near the backscattering regime.
This simply implies that the functional integrity of liver has not been compromised.
This simply implies taking the process to the oil reservoir, as the reservoir formation acts as the reactor.
The absence of some values for the Vote attribute simply implies a deviation in the calculation of the average; therefore, a characterization of Vote completeness may be useful.
