Are you implying that Fantomas is a joker?

Or are you implying that Mrs. Tanuma is lying?

Are you implying that my Lautrec is in any way inferior?

I wasn't implying anything.

Phyllis, are you implying...

None of them could understand what she was implying.

Are you implying that boat never capsized at all?

I'm not implying any criticism, Jim, but your gentlemanly forbearance is misplaced when you're dealing with the Hannasseys.

You and Mr. Sholes seem to be implying as much.

There was no evidence implying the responsibility of any police official.

It's almost as if you were implying there was something between us.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

Nor had child prostitution been investigated, even though it is a serious violation of human rights, implying the abandonment, abuse and exploitation of minors.

We reaffirm that democracy is a universal value, implying the will of peoples to express and determine their own political, economic, social and cultural systems.

The overall CPI is actually slightly lower now than it was a year ago, implying a negative inflation rate. A major reason is the decline in gasoline and other energy prices.

All persons in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina enjoy human rights and freedoms, implying the following

Most companies that have registered to ISO 14001 had an EMS in place, implying relatively low incremental costs.

Approaches implying partial acceptance or interpretation of such rights would mean moving backwards, and this could not be accepted.

It could be said to implyseen as implying the obligation to raise situations of widespread or systematic human rights violations.

Assumptions implying partial acceptance or a relative interpretation of such rights constituted a backward move, and that was obviously inadmissible.

Any initiatives or proposals for international cooperation implying diversification of efforts will be considered by CONAE to be of secondary importance.

That imperative, however, could be interpreted as implying that the objective is a one way street in which the work of UN Habitat sees youth as objects of training as future citizens.

We reaffirm that democracy is a universal value, implying the will of the peoples to express and decide freely their own political system, and does not belong to any country or region.

Respect for the dignity of the individual is recognized as an essential aim of labour standards, since in no case may conditions be created implying discrimination among workers on any grounds whatsoever.

It may be said to encompass multigenerational citizenship , implying an historical awareness of legacies from past generations and bequests to future generations.

LaTour, in testifying as to what was heard by Colonel Paradine... are you implying you had an adulterous relationship with Mrs Paradine?

Secondly, the recipient of the information is vaguely defined. Competent authorities may be interpreted as implying all sorts of bodies, national as well as international, which inter alia may cause great problems of secrecy.

The gender unit was relocated in 2004 to report directly to the BDP Director, implying that its remit covers all the practice areas.

These would include measures involving concerted global action, rather than optional individual action, and measures implying a change or addition to current international policies.

Avoid alienating scientists by suggesting that codes are aimed against them, or by implying that scientists need to be convinced to conduct responsible research.

By the same token, the treaty should not be called a fissile material cut off treaty (FMCT), implying a halt only in future production.

The Hanshin earthquake in 1995 destroyed capital stock worth 2 of GDP. This time, the loss is estimated at 3.4 of GDP, implying a larger increase in domestic demand if the right public policies are pursued.

The cosmic and the planetary appear as a single whole, implying an organic combination of present day progress with the development of human civilization itself.

Its trade balance is positive, and total public debt is not as high as it is in other countries. Despite high unemployment and low growth, Germany does not face a short term threat to macroeconomic stability, though the country s population is declining and aging, implying huge challenges in the decades ahead.

The sky must belong to the people. Abuse of it harms everyone, and profits from its use should benefit all as well, implying the need to establish worldwide democratic rights over what is an unarguably universal resource.

A variation of this is the authorities' emphasis on the principle of non interference in the internal affairs of the State and on the right to survival, implying survival of the State and the existing power structure.

The Special Rapporteur is concerned by information implying that in certain cantons, among them Tuzla Podrina Canton and Zenica Doboj Canton, judges have been appointed in breach of domestic laws and regulations, as well as international standards.

The first Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights uses both the latter verbs consider and examine without implying any clear distinction.

The first Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights uses both the latter verbs consider and examine without implying any clear distinction.

Many in the region worry that the Houthis will discriminate against them further. AQAP is firmly rooted in this region as well, implying the possibility that local residents will seek its help in defending against an expected Houthi onslaught.

In addition to becoming bolder and more expansive, it has become increasingly intertwined with fiscal policy. This is most explicit in Japan, where monetary policy is a central component of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s economic strategy, dubbed Abenomics, implying collaboration between the government and the central bank.

As a result, they waited too long. The same is true of the OMT program elected politicians fear that triggering it would be perceived as a sign of weakness, implying a cost that they have a strong incentive to delay paying.

The Project analysts termed this kind of leadership integrative leadership , implying that it was longer term and that it spanned programme and policy and political and career leaders.