Sentence examples for promise implied from inspiring English sources

Illustrations might be multiplied, but enough has been said to show that when a contract or promise implied by law is spoken of, a very different thing is meant from a contract in fact, whether express or tacit.

But for Brown to understand the murder, he has to make sense of the arc of television, how it went from the promise implied by McGowan's sign-off to the fetor of the network executive's initials.

My friend Shimon Shamir, the Israeli scholar and former ambassador to Jordan, has wisely urged us to "turn our attention from the threat projected by the extremists to the promise implied by the moderates".

However, the family of the now-deceased are the 'closest' part of 'society' to the deceased, but they may never have been consulted or may not have entered into any such promise, implied or explicit, or indeed in prior discussion may have explicitly refused to make such a promise.

If people don't trust a brand, it doesn't matter how much cleaner, safer or richer its promise implies they will become if they buy it.

A company's culture should be meritocratic, value both individual and team accomplishments, and follow through on promises implied in recruitment.

They are very different from so-called equity tokens which are sold on the promise (or implied promise) of investor gain.

I agree that many of the cases where a promise was implied were cases of trusts, created for the benefit of the promiser.

Historical accuracy is not promised or implied in any way; I don't think there were any distilled spirits at the first Thanksgiving.

Although the flavor's not to everyone's taste (Coggan refers to it as "sweet dirt"), the hype for beet juice has grown with every new study, and one can find plenty of beet juices, concentrates, energy bars, capsules and powders that promise, or imply, enhanced performance.

Coke, rather than directly confronting opposing counsel, made a twofold argument; firstly, that the fact that the King's Bench had been allowed to hear assumpsit actions for so long meant that it was acceptable, based on institutional inertia, and second that, on the subject of assumpsit being used for breaches of promise, that the original agreement included an implied promise to make payment.