Sentence examples for the decision implies from inspiring English sources

The decision implies the regulator found BP's plans did not meet its regulatory requirements, although the reasons were kept secret.

"The decision implies an extremely narrow, shortsighted and, I would say, mistaken view of what society's needs are".

CAAT's Kaye Stearman said the decision "implies that the law allows a giant company to pay a small financial penalty for 'accounting irregularities' rather than be charged and tried in open court on more serious criminal charges".

The decision implies that careful shared decisions will need to be made with thousands more asymptomatic people and the recommendation in the guideline seems to take little account of, and appears to attach no value to, the amount of time and effort this involves for already hard-pressed clinicians.

"The question was extremely abstract; it was a simplistic question," he said, adding that many people gave a positive response because they were unaware what the decision implied.

The decision implied that the court, which is evenly divided between four conservative justices and four liberals following the death of conservative justice Antonin Scalia in February, wanted to avoid a 4-4 tie.

The decision implied that the Pope had recognized Polish claims to Vilnius, and constituted a loss of prestige for the Christian Democrats.

The sub-plan FLAP Assessment is invoked when the logic encoded in the Decisions implies that the patient's medication should be altered.

In addition to highlighting the bank's tenuous independence, this decision implies a steep opportunity cost: Argentina could easily have paid the debt in instalments rather than in one lump sum.

The swift decision implies that early returns from the criminal courts charge did not deliver the anticipated income of up to £135m a year that Grayling's officials initially promised.

"As the foundation's sole remaining employee, my decision implies the closure of the organization as a whole," wrote Mr. Johnson, a former Time Warner executive who replaced Mr. Jean at Yéle's helm when the musician declared his candidacy in August 2010.