The National Institutes of Health publishes guidelines that imply patients should lower their bad cholesterol as much as possible.
Even if, as she suggests, we are responsible for allowing extremism to fester, does that imply we should not react to the threat posed by these individuals' return?
I gave her a quick look that implied she should go light on the alcohol.
But beyond that, it seems astonishing to me that anyone should imply that simply recommending open source products - products that can be more easily tailored without infringing licensing rules - "undermines" anything.
"That should not imply that the party is not fractured". Some of the progressive candidates — such as democratic socialist Lee Carter, 30, who defeated incumbent Del.
He requested that no one should imply that he accepted the beliefs of any specific religious organization, and that no memorial to him should "take the form of a cross or any other instrument of torture or symbol of blood sacrifice".
"Everyone deserves clear, accurate and fair answers to these questions". He emphasized that the panel's creation should not imply that "anything inappropriate" had occurred, but that with an objective review, lessons might be learned.
Complete removal of singleton sequences should not imply that Wolbachia is absent from that individual, but that its groEL sequence is not precisely known.
The fact that Cavafy survives translation relatively unscathed, as he does, should not imply that he has survived all translations equally intact.
But that openness, and the many security problems it has revealed, should not imply that the greatest threat of nuclear terrorism comes from sites in the United States.
I first interjected that cultural differences in hairstyle does not equate with bad parenting, nor should it imply that such a thing could justify the death of a young man.
