The league or its political action committee "has the right to contribute to any candidate it wants," wrote Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Democratic assemblyman from the Bronx, "but I am deeply troubled by the very clear implication that a candidate will be rewarded or punished based upon a legislator casting a specific vote the way you would want it cast".
People who know wines now disparage Parker for preferring "flavor bombs," big wines that are exploding with fruit and alcohol, and which showed up better in tastings — with the not very convincing implication that there is something second-rate about liking such blackberry-jam wines.
This change has the very important mathematical implication that the appropriate independent variables are S and V in place of T and V, respectively, for internal energy.
"The ethos", Mr Gorard concludes sadly, "is not one of open academic debate".It is such whiffs of Welsh triumphalism that English-only speakers object to the not-very-subtle implication that the only real Welsh are those who speak the language.
The movie's subject is the connection between absolute power and absolute pleasure — with the implication that the very quest for pleasure is bound up with morally perilous power relations, and that the pleasure of power is inextricable from the pleasure of inflicting pain.
That underlines the E.C.B.'s assessment that policy is very accommodative, with the implication that this cannot last forever.
"But I know that embryonic stem cell research is very preliminary and the implication that cures for Alzheimer's are around the corner is just not right, and it's really not fair to the people who are watching a loved one suffer from this disease".
The multi-resolution strategy has two very important implications that are interconnected.
But there are also many small and very human implications that have emerged from the church-energy nexus, and they have less predictable results.
In all seriousness, there could be some very useful implications that go along with this.
