Sentence examples for passage implies that from inspiring English sources

Though almost intentionally ambiguous, the passage implies that Connecticut's Republican Party chairman, Chris DePino, whose name does not appear in the indictment and who has not been charged, was involved in the arrangement, which appears to violate the state's campaign finance laws.

His analyses of its effect on interest rates, and that of interest rates on the economy, are somewhat aggressive one passage implies that if the budget surpluses had not evaporated, real interest rates on a ten-year United States bond would be 0.2%.

But the dignity passage implies that the preferences of competent judges are evidential, rather than constitutive, of the value of the object of the their preferences.

According to The New York Times, the passage implies that at least some fossil fuels can continue to burn, as long as the greenhouse gas emissions are absorbed by a larger number of "greenhouse sinks," like new forests.

Christiansen notes that this passage implies that Hubbard consciously "planned" to live an extraordinary life, strengthening the underlying idea that from early childhood he worked towards the goals that led to Scientology.

Does the passage imply that Socrates is a hedonist?

Some passages imply that justice involves the advantage of all the citizens; for example, every citizen of the best constitution has a just claim to private property and to an education (Pol. VII.9.1329a23 4, 13.1332a32 8).

Even more awkward for this interpretation is that the cogito is included in the list of examples that that same fourth paragraph passage implies is vulnerable to doubt.

First, Aristotle discusses the Pythagorean system in considerable detail and in at least one passage strongly implies that what he is reporting is based on a written text (Metaph. 1091a13).

The passage from the Iliad described above is read by Boitani as implying that Priam put Troilus on a par with the very best of his warrior sons.

And in two passages Mencius implies that Confucius was one of the great sage kings who, according to his reckoning, arises every five hundred years.