Sentence examples for wording implies from inspiring English sources

The wording implies that the 1percentt would be imposed whether or not the sale results in a profit.

In the original judgment in Rylands, the judge had stated that it covered "anything likely to do mischief if it escapes", and that liability should be to "answer for the natural and anticipated consequences"; this wording implies that he intended for "knowledge to be a prerequisite for liability".

The used wording implies that the authors of the replication study regard the statistical analyses by Kang et al. as not adequate.

Poles felt that that wording implied Polish complicity, and Obama later expressed his "regret".

The subtle difference in wording implied that fathers were discerning diaper experts, rather than neglectful idiots.

This wording implied a possible end to Israel's sovereignty over all of Jerusalem, which has been under Israeli control since 1967.

Or maybe just some wording implying that it's coming.

Wording implying 'desired paths' may be an overstatement.

"Does the word imply a hood?" "The word implies toggles".

The word implies, of course, "volunteer".

A "personal budget" is, as the word implies, a budget.