That would imply that she has to lose weight.

FSB membership should imply accountability in implementation of standards.

We'll pretty much always have the same semantics for T(n).

His silence clearly implies consent to the actions of the prosecutors.

Finally, business leaders must value collaboration and mean it.

That unity need not mean a uniformity of tactics or views, but rather a union of purpose.

Sustainable return, therefore, must imply that people have full access to all of their rights.

Now I would like to know whether absolute independence implies conditional independence.

And I'd also like to know whether conditional independence implies absolute independence.

Dissemination does not mean sales or distribution.

Sir, if I said yes, I should mean no, and if I said no,

The vague term multi user platforms could encompass social network websites, file exchanges, cloud services and even search engines.

They wanted to imply that their product would be faster than ARC and other compression formats of the time.

So it becomes very messy when you draw the hydrogens, so it's better to just assume that they're there.

An increased say for emerging economies will imply taking more international responsibility as well, also in financial terms.

A different scenario would imply let us not fool ourselves that we have given up our ownership.

To that effect, the preliminary mission reminded the parties that that commitment should include prohibition of the following acts

So I had an ambition to discover what could be understood from this uniquely human relationship between television programs and the human conscious.

By their modes of operation and the seriousness of the offences that they commit, armed gangs may be considered as terrorist groups.

Such a Marshall Plan should include the protection and development of natural resources, which are crucial to our continent.

Decentralization should not simply transfer the burdens of management, but have a net positive benefit to motivate local engagement.

Don t even start considering such silly ideas like substituting soft drinks for rice, despite what a newspaper infographic may imply.

If Schroeder gave way to the Christian Democrats, indeed even if President Bush lost to his Democrat challenger, this would not imply the dawn of a new age.

Sir, if I said yes, I should mean no, and if I said no, I should mean yes, but my silence is all true and for you.

For example, Americans may define religiosity differently than Middle Easterners, with perhaps a weaker attachment to religious beliefs than is true in Islamic countries.

Indeed, while some fine tuning was usually necessary, the redeployment of large numbers of posts would imply that the Secretariat had prepared, and Member States had approved, a budget that did not meet the Organization's needs.

In paragraph 1, the qualification of physical and mental integrity was not strongly supported, and it could imply a right of intervention that does not otherwise apply.

Successful implementation of the agreement must involve the international community in the development and reconstruction that are so necessary if peace and stability are to be come to this troubled part of our world.

The lack of a specific legal provision against wife beating implied that a man had a right to beat his wife, and such abuse was treated as a family matter.

The euro notes feature bridges as they appeared throughout Europe in various epochs, rather than images of actual structures that might seem to imply preferential regard for some countries.

In that regard, it is important to emphasize the fact that the ideal qualifications of a procurement professional need not necessarily include expertise in a particular commodity although that would be useful.

And indeed, in the handful of places that the Bible talks about homosexuality, it's almost always in the context of a discussion of idolatry because homosexuality was very much associated with certain pagan practices.

So a rising oil price as measured in euros or yen implies a greater dollar fall, and therefore an even higher oil price when stated in dollars.

3.7 According to the author, if the NATO strategy is meant to be a credible deterrent, it must imply that political and military leaders are prepared to use nuclear weapons in armed conflict.

The transition process needs social policies to alleviate social problems these, however, should not be stopgap measures, but measures that are an organic part of the transition.

While the Department of Management provides leadership and sets policy within the domains of financial and administrative management and, in that role, often creates the conditions for productivity gains, those gains can only be claimed by inference.

The standardization of these so called soft options should not in any way imply that the more radical changes necessitating Charter amendment should be set aside or delayed.

Yes, I am aware of the technical distinction between 'less' and 'fewer' and between 'uninterested' and 'disinterested' and 'infer' and 'imply', and all the rest of them, but none of these are of importance to me.

That is why we ask for the unfailing support and backing of the international community, which, we feel, should in the short , medium and long term involve substantial, increased and strengthened technical and financial cooperation.

Population growth in coastal areas may not continue to imply more risk exposure, since choice lots may already be getting somewhat more scarce, and further development may favor more central areas.

Further, it was thought that a contract could implicitly provide for carriage by sea, and that, in any event, the key for determining the scope of application of the draft instrument was the contract of carriage, not the actual carriage of the goods.