Sentence examples for which would implicitly from inspiring English sources
Berlin speaks of solving the crisis through a single European government which would, implicitly, impose a German approach to fiscal discipline and economic competitiveness.
In addition, Hamas must adopt the Arab Peace Initiative, which would mean implicitly recognizing Israel and at the same time offering Hamas a face-saving way out.
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In the context of theories debating an interwoven organization of speech perception and production, the Motor Theory of Speech Perception (MTSP 3 has argued in favour of a covert articulatory rehearsal mechanism, which would take place implicitly and automatically whenever a speaker is exposed to language, thus connecting the two ends of the perception-production continuum.
However, some worry that truthbearer categories, e.g. declarative sentences or propositions, cannot be defined without invoking truth and falsehood, which would make the resultant definition implicitly circular.
In a statement, Mr. Gore said he supported Mr. Clinton's decision, which aides said he had discussed with the president, and implicitly criticized Mr. Bush's plan, which would require the United States to withdraw from the ABM Treaty.
In a statement, Mr. Gore said he supported Mr. Clinton's decision, which aides said he had discussed with the president, and implicitly criticized Mr. Bush's plan, which would require the United States to withdraw from the ABM Treaty.
Well when a central bank buys government bonds, it should push up the price of those bonds, which in turn would implicitly reduce the interest rate that the relevant government pays to borrow (the interest rate or yield on the bond falls as the bond price rises).
