By implication, of course, that s a prescription for restrained inflation and an end to rate increases.
She faced "threats by implication" to their marriage if she did not sign, she added.
He had filled in my name and he was, by implication, threatening our marriage.
By implication, coercive controls had little to do with lowering fertility, which would have happened anyway.
Now, it's being guilty by implication at the moment, not necessarily guilty at all.
They refuse to risk a repeat of the 1920s and, by implication, the 1930s.
They will also be watching Uganda's defence budget carefully and, by implication, Uganda's involvement in Congo.
He also admitted, by implication at least, that his analysts had overestimated Saddam's nuclear progress.
His father, by implication, is a creature of Castro and should be stripped of his parental rights.
By implication, the regulator thinks the universal service is in no danger provided Consignia gets its act together.
The answer, by implication, is no: in private, apparatchiks say their language was actually less strident than on previous occasions.
The most expensive Big Macs are found in Britain, Denmark and Switzerland, which by implication have the most overvalued currencies.
Thus it would have plunged the Palestinians and by implication the broader Muslim world into a confrontation with their inferiority relative to modernity.
By implication, so are the myriad multi-billion dollar initiatives intended by the United States and other G-7 nations to "help" Yeltsin.
America, by implication, has no choice but to make room for it.
He claimed that after the killing of Bin Laden and other major leaders al-Qaeda was "degraded" and by implication close to collapse.
The difference is that the 1979 move targeted money and, by implication, bank reserves, on the liability side of the Fed's balance sheet.
He has appointed Alison Levitt, a senior lawyer, to review the evidence and by implication the Met's handling of it for the Crown Prosecution Service.
Nor is it against the euro, only against excessively strict budget-deficit rules (and, by implication, against cuts at home to finance bail-outs abroad).
Jeanne Moreau, the doyenne of French film actresses, suggests a more hopeful way of preserving French (and by implication other national) film industries.
Mario Monti even pointed out that Italy and France contributed 40% of the eurozone' s bailout funds and so, by implication, should be listened to.
Ms Pryce has already told the court she faced "threats by implication" to their marriage in 2003 if she did not sign the speeding form.
By implication, any unilateral American action against Saddam would shatter not only the Gulf war coalition but also such support as remains for international sanctions.
And, by implication, a right EV for just about no one.
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He himself pins the blame for the recent price increases on costly environmental mandates for cleaner petrol ordered by the federal government (by implication: Mr Gore).
That was, he said, the wrong sort of organization, one that could be easily penetrated - one that by implication resembled al Qaeda before September 11.
The old gang Legolas (Orlando Bloom), Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), and Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) is on hand to save the day and, by implication, the future of a civilization.
It would gain a vital equity stake in European upstream, mid-stream and down-stream plays, which by implication, includes trading activities given physical volumes ultimately impact virtual trades.
This created an opening for Obama, who had been somewhat constrained by his own pledge to be the candidate of "change, " and by implication, not to go negative.
The presumption of moral equivalence between these two events and, by implication, between the two sides is by now entirely characteristic of the Western view of the fighting.
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