Sentence examples for the plan implied from inspiring English sources

The plan implied that Turkey hopes to become a major provider of health services to Europe's ageing population, paid for by European taxpayers.

The reports, which cited anonymous agents and others who were informed of the plan, implied that Billy Hunter, the union's executive director, might face a revolt at Thursday's membership meeting.

"We doubt the plan implies serious problems for the banks".

The plan implies a substantial subsidy to the banks.

In today's spending review he announced an extra £7bn in cuts, allowing him to limit the average savings in Whitehall departments to 19% – one percentage point lower than the plans "implied" in Alistair Darling's March budget.

The plans imply higher maintenance payments for 30% of absent parents.

On the day of the autumn statement, reforms to stamp duty initially dominated the headlines, but as the dust settled attention turned to the Office for Budget Responsibility's remarks about the plans implying the state being rolled back to its smallest share in the economy since the 1930s.

In 2018-19, the plans imply a further 7% cut to the unprotected departments (bringing the total over those three years to around 20%).

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A league spokesman said that the 88 Plan implied no link between football and later-life dementia, and that there were 97 former players receiving assistance.

Jacobs's drawings show that the simple orthogonal plan, implied by how the spaces looked through a camera lens, would actually have been overlaid by wedge-shaped projections to achieve the shots that Hitchcock wanted.