Sentence examples for the statement implies that from inspiring English sources

That's right, but the statement implies that Internet businesses are to blame for this problem.

Although "proper" does not mean exclusive, the statement implies that the clergy can offer principles and general directions but not make specific decisions.

The statement implies that Uber is not liable for the accident as it did not occur during an official Uber ride.

It's easier to notice, when you think about it with a different population group that's less stigmatized today, that the statement implies that these procedures will happen.

The statement implied that ultimate authority still rested with Mr. Jiang, who would dictate the pace of change.

The statement implied that the plants had passed the test, which was announced in April after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in Japan.

Even this statement implies that the student is revisiting the previous material.

I think it would be important to have their input into the development, rather than just the evaluation" (R11: Curriculum head) This statement implies that because patients come from the non-majority they are able to effectively decide whether care is appropriate for a range of people.

Mr Aldridge said: "This statement implies that the board of trade official in charge of ensuring Titanic was safe to leave Southampton felt pressurised by the White Star Line with regard to the subject of insufficient lifeboats, a previously unknown fact.

She added that the wording of the original statement "implies that the carriage driver or other stakeholder was aware of the condition," when in fact there was "no evidence of cruelty or neglect".

While the US has imposed a moratorium on the use of genome editing of human embryos, the joint statement implies that the day might soon come in the UK when it is ethically justified to implant the first genetically modified embryo in a womb.