Moreover, the reference in that paragraph to a host State should be implicitly understood to refer to a host State party to the draft optional protocol, since only such States parties could assume or fail to assume obligations under the protocol.

Absolutely. She trusts me implicitly.

That message is echoed in political debates, central bank boardrooms, and front page headlines. But does it really make sense to take growth as the main social objective in perpetuity, as economics textbooks implicitly assume?

3.1.3 Reservations implicitly permitted by the treaty

It was your plan. They followed it implicitly.

Fifth, some such treaties implicitly apply during armed conflict.

You assume that.

We assume so.

Generally speaking, however, treaties contained no reference, even implicitly, to such an eventuality.

Another test relates to the report's and, implicitly, the reform's level of ambition.

I know many honest men whose word I trust implicitly who have seen them.

Let's assume that'll happen.

Equally problematic, the MDGs implicitly assume that we know how to achieve development targets, and that only resources and political will are missing. But it is doubtful that even well intentioned policymakers have a good handle on, say, how to raise secondary school completion rates sustainably or reduce maternal mortality.

I assume you have standards.

They'd assume you'd followed her.

Signal flying. Assume thirddegree readiness.

I will now assume command!

As I assume my position,

Then I could assume that

I assume you're a believer?

But such an allocation would implicitly transfer hundreds of billions of dollars from rich to poor.

That was implicitly conceded by the State party when it dropped all the charges against them.

The treaty has also been interpreted, by consensus, as banning implicitly the use of biological weapons.

Most people assume we use Photoshop.

Sometimes they assume I am deaf.

KPS continues to assume greater responsibilities.

Assume a 2336 byte sector mode

We assume that he broke in.

I assume you mean me, too?

No, you don't know, you assume.

I assume he has a name.

We assume your radio is faulty.

Or do we assume foul play?

Any rate I assume he is.

Now let's assume you go on holiday.

Now I assume that we remember dinosaurs.

Today those words assume a compelling logic.

They assume that their problem is solved.

I assume you're still interested in keeping

I assume we are discussing Mrs Bendrix.

I assume the gentleman will wear socks.

I assume you are referring to this?

The problem here is that these measures implicitly assume that risk declines when markets are doing well they demand less capital during calm periods and more capital during volatile periods. In effect, the presumption is that capital losses are random, so the sharp reversals and losses that usually ensue after excessive upswings in prices are disregarded in risk calculations.

I would bet many more of you insure your iPhone you're implicitly buying insurance by having an extended warranty.

Assuming that Bernard trusted me as implicitly as you say, then I'd never reveal anything he said to me.