Sentence examples for which it implies from inspiring English sources

It is also laying down rules which it implies the next president must respect if he or she is to be accepted in Moscow.

It is a mistake to suppose that relativity adopts an idealistic picture of the world -using "idealism" in the technical sense, in world -usinglidealism there can be nothing which is nothexperience.

So the remedy for putting the pieces back together according to the API: charge for content, stick it to Google, and renegotiate subscription models with Amazon for the Kindle (which it implies is unfairly making more money from content than newspapers).

There are perhaps two sources of worry here: first, that this approach invites a confusion between metaphysics and epistemology; and secondly (but relatedly) that contexts governed by the conjunction "because" are opaque (in the technical sense of the term, in which it implies the non-applicability of Leibniz's Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles).

And when you define your universe so broadly and so inclusively, over and above the honesty and grace which it implies, as a CEO you arrive at far better solutions and thus do far better by your shareholders.

The school apologized and removed the billboards Tuesday, which it implied were an innocent ad campaign, saying that Trump is "the most recognized emigrant to the U.S. from this region".

Later we do the same for the indifference operator, not to be confused with the optionality operator which it properly implies.

Consider the famous "don't think of a white bear" problem, which as it implies involves trying not to think about white bears.

And Jack's qualms surface over carbon emissions which, it is implied, may end the affair.

As the Guardian reported, the magazine ran a profile of Mohammed Islam in which it was implied that he had made millions by speculating on oil and gold futures.

There is no Germanic name which might, given the lettering in which it inscribed, imply a humanistic imitation of a Greek word.