It's implied.

Privacy is implied.

That's what you implied.

That's what the doctor implied.

As originally defined to fit the circumstances of the World War apos s atrocities, the crimes implied authors acting in the name of some sort of public authority.

Other Twitter users, as Morenatti, implied some irritation

This implied that that sharing was non negotiable.

Because the connection with God is clearly implied?

This implied that they had to rescue these SIV s.

Such travel implied long journeys through Egypt and Jordan.

Hamilton claimed some sort of implied powers mumbo jumbo.

Recognition of the role of UNDAF and the results matrix as the United Nations contribution to the Millennium Development Goals at the country level implied a different authority for the Resident Coordinator.

(A state controlled autopsy implied that she had committed suicide.)

And governments hate the implied loss of sovereignty and face.

That is precisely what is implied in resolution 425 (1978).

This morning you implied it wasn't safe to leave Casablanca.

It's what you implied and I want to know why.

Also in case No. 1128 2002 (Marques de Morais v. Angola) the Committee recalled that the right to be brought promptly before a judicial authority implied that delays could not exceed a few days.

In his view, the law implied, by definition, the applicable law .

In some jurisdictions, this is implied in the definition of ERA.

That implied respect for human rights and ethnic and cultural diversity.

It was agreed that the article implied that whenever any measures were to be taken there should be consultations between the Authority and the Government of Jamaica with regard to such measures (ibid., para. 17).

But such forecasts of implied inflation can be wild, if not absurd.

The true risk implied by the US deal with Russia lies elsewhere.

Deteriorating economic conditions at home implied stricter limits on American intervention abroad.

It is thereby implied that they were in Skulls and Bones together.

On the other hand, he came out and effectively said, or implied,

Her clear blue eyes implied innocence, but once I heard her story

When they don't draw the molecule, it's implied that it's a carbon.

In addition to the explicit authority conferred upon it by the Convention, it is recognized that as a treaty body the Commission has certain implied powers that are essential for the fulfilment of its responsibilities under the Convention.

In other words, the vulnerability implied by Wen s Four Uns has increased significantly.

It is this implied social contract that is now endangered by economic collapse.

The scale of the violence in Syria underscores the risk implied by inaction.

A withdrawal from Iraq, he implied, would result in similar bloodshed, or worse.

Such a rivalry, Medvedev implied, would damage the country s well being and image.

In effect, this implied a net addition of only one P.4 post.

His delegation would not support any such changes if they implied looser standards.

And yet two different American administrations have implied and consistently acted upon this assumption.

Thus, along with tremendous opportunities implied by globalization, political risks must also be addressed.

Consider, first, the authorities concern about the risks implied by its portfolio of foreign securities.

Behind this, there has always been a sense of ambivalence, implied by the following observation

This situation has implied large transfers of real resources to Africa apos s trading partners.

That implied strengthening the role of the United Nations and reactivating the North South dialogue.

Now I didn't prove it to you, but I implied that this is the case.

He implied I'd have a chance with you again because David's out of the running.