What do you imply?

These imply the same thing.

That would imply that she has to lose weight.

Taken together, these new realities imply new functions and goals, transforming GUUAM into a promoter of democracy, stability and security in the entire region.

And these all imply each other.

Those two things imply each other.

Well, I certainly didn't mean to imply any biological relationship.

This however does not imply that the measures to be taken must necessarily be identical, provided a minimum standard for conservation is maintained in both parts of the sea.

This would imply action being taken on the part of the international community to deal with the imbalance in a national economy before that imbalance leads to a widespread social crisis.

But that does not necessarily imply constancy.

It's what you imply, the veiled slurs.

Don't imply that's my line of work.

Mrs. Manion, I didn't mean to imply that you were a huntress.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

This would imply a massive leap in migration.

This is not to imply that all cigarette smuggling is directly tied to terrorism.

Similarly, any changes to draft article 4 would imply consequential amendments to article 9.

But the MAP process does not imply an automatic right to NATO membership.

Does that imply that it is wrong to be ambitious? Of course not.

Are you trying to imply that I was a priest at that time?

I hope counsel does not mean to imply that this court is bigoted.

The Colombian Government has taken a position which appears to imply acceptance of this note, although caution has prevailed in the official statements made by the authorities and negotiators of the two countries.

It can be noted that, taken as a group, men are not treated in a specific chapter of Agenda 21, which could imply that mainstream development is inherently male.

Yet their implementation does not necessarily imply literal response.

Despite its declared commitment to non interference, China s interests in Sudanese oil imply otherwise.

It is not intended to imply any approval or disapproval of any particular company.

Well, we would have to show that this could actually imply two different triangles.

But these reforms imply a change in culture and incentives.

Other tropical parasitic diseases imply similarly extraordinary burdens in Africa.

Mainstreaming may imply a risk of disappearing in the stream.

Moreover, flexible labor markets imply adversarial labor relations, particularly when compared to northern European countries.

The right to national self determination does not imply an assertion of de jure independence.

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

What I want to know is what does this imply about this equation right here.

I do not wish to imply that there are no obstacles to the progress of that integration.

Bush and others imply that Africa wastes the aid through corruption.

Fewer foreign purchases of US assets again imply a weaker dollar.

Recognition of the latter does not imply recognition of a state.

In some jurisdictions, regulations imply that PINs may cover shorter periods.

But addressing scarcity will inevitably imply revising agricultural practices and policies worldwide to ensure their sustainability.

This would imply the ability to finance an important proportion of unmet needs for infrastructure financing.

This is not to imply findings of fraud or corruption, as this review was not investigatory

The insinuations that imply that Vojvodina has ceased to be an autonomous province are absolutely baseless.

It was said that this should be part of a package, but the point is, as the Secretary General has advised us, that the package does not imply that decisions should not be taken by voting if there is no consensus, or should not be taken early.

This does not imply that such elements are not eligible for protection.