The death of Judy Bonds leaves a void in the hearts of all who knew and loved her, but her death shall not signify the end of her work, nor shall it imply a pause in our fight for the abolition of mountaintop removal.
That 2010 provision built on longstanding ethical guidance: "We shall not knowingly imply that interpretations should be accorded greater confidence than the data actually warrant".
We do not ask the Courts to call non-existent powers into being, but we have a right to expect that conceded powers or those legitimately implied shall be made effective instruments for the common good.
'Shall be's' must ultimately imply 'shall's with direct implications for action, even if they are highly conditioned on other circumstances. is ruled out as nonsensical, though, of course, one can describe oneself as lacking the intention to do A. A description of an intention, however, is different from an expression of it.
When two GP datasets (headcounts or FTEs) show a high "global" correlation over Australia, it does not imply that these correlations shall be equally high across small local areas.
Afterward, he asks her to his room; she, it's implied, declines: Shall I drop you, he says, or shall we go back to the room for a drink?
Candidates shall not point rotating index fingers at their own temples to imply that opponent is mentally deranged.
We shall show that this contractive condition and boundedness of B ( x ∗ ; r ) imply that F-contractions are ( δ, k ) -weak contractions.
It shall be noted that the extended negative dependence of ({X_{n}, ngeq1}) under (hat{mathbb{E}}) does not imply the extended negative dependence under ε̂.
J. L. Austin, the author of "How to Do Things with Words," delivered a paper called "Other Minds" in 1946, in the course of which he said: When I say "S is P," I imply at least that I believe it, and, if I have been strictly brought up, that I am (quite) sure of it: when I say "I shall do A," I imply at least that I hope to do it, and, if I have been strictly brought up, that I (fully) intend to.
