This would imply a massive leap in migration.

A different scenario would imply let us not fool ourselves that we have given up our ownership.

The term quot Other Mandated Activities quot would imply that some are not consistent with the statute.

It would discredit all asylum seekers because it would imply that their objective was not to escape persecution but to migrate to a prosperous country.

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

That would imply, at least to us, that the United Nations system has tried its best, given the limited resources it has received.

Since there would be less time available, that would obviously imply a decrease in the number of issues and workshops to be discussed by other committees.

Does that imply that it is wrong to be ambitious?

However, electronic dissemination must not replace printed documentation, particularly if that would imply costs that not all Member States had the capacity to absorb.

In either case, the European Commission has noted that the provision of pre export notification would not be possible, or would imply a supplementary and burdensome administrative workload.

This would imply a need for halons for as long as 30 years into the future.

The use of the word quot code quot seemed to imply that it would replace the 1954 ICSAB Standards of Conduct, which would have implications for the common system.

One must realize that privatization does not merely imply denationalization.

Such a title would better reflect the notion that the standards would actually raise the level of protection in violent conflicts rather than the opposite, which the use of the word minimum would imply.

A violation would imply that the duty bearers the State or international institutions are deliberately following policies in pursuance of other objectives that result in extreme poverty.

She was also concerned by the statement that reservations would be withdrawn in the long run, which seemed to imply a hypothetical and unending process.

The justice demanded would not imply the end of the influence of power, but it would indicate whether such influence was positive or negative.

Informed should imply that information is provided that covers (at least) the following aspects

That presumption does not imply that the data message corresponds to the message received.

What do his words imply?

Correlation does not imply causation.

Do you mean to imply

What are trying to imply?

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

If article 8, paragraph 1, stood alone, it would imply that whether any responsibility attached to obligations created under the rules of the organization would depend on whether those rules created international obligations.

Affirming that the concept of sustainable development should imply that of the reduction of emergencies,

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

What are you trying to imply?

This would imply that not only should the industrialized countries increase their ODA to Africa but that they should also take all possible measures to make such assistance predictable and stable.

Assumptions, in some cases, imply that there would be no technological advance or energy efficiency improvements in the absence of the AIJ activity over its lifetime or duration.

This would imply that such matters would fall under the more general question of the relationship between the general and the special law in the study on the function and scope of the lex specialis.

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

It's what you imply the veiled slurs.

Since there has been an understanding from the beginning that it would be a kind of package, separating those paragraphs might imply that we indeed agreed or decided on each of them separately.

A good education doesn't imply a good upbringing.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

It should be emphasized that these results do not imply that 70 of rural women are poor or indigent.

Indeed, while some fine tuning was usually necessary, the redeployment of large numbers of posts would imply that the Secretariat had prepared, and Member States had approved, a budget that did not meet the Organization's needs.

They imply that people should be the primary beneficiaries of every resolution that we adopt and every programme that we launch.

We emphasized that such an appointment would not imply that the Conference had decided to embark on negotiations on anti personnel mines, much less that an arrangement had been established to negotiate on any aspect of the mines problem.

This recommendation would be made on the understanding that such a waiver would not imply any permanent change in the provisions of rules 67 and 108 of the rules of procedure and that the requirement of the presence of a majority of the members for any decision to be taken would be maintained.

43. The Secretariat is currently undertaking a study on the development of a cost accounting system that would address the question of direct and indirect costs related to publications. Such a system, however, would not necessarily imply that each budget section would reflect the resource requirements for all phases of issuing a publication.

This would not imply that the Conference has decided to hold negotiations on anti personnel landmines, still less that it has decided to establish an institutional arrangement to commence negotiations on any aspect of the mines problem.

The second option would imply an international agreement, in addition to the EU treaties, which would legally bind participating countries, enabling them to commit to establishing a genuine economic union, and to define the organs and rules that will govern their cooperation.

33. In response to these concerns, the officer in charge stated that the fact that technical cooperation and special procedures were under the same Branch in the new structure did not necessarily imply that the two activities would be merged.