This would imply a massive leap in migration.

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

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

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 will imply the provision of SDS to supplement deficiencies of contingent owned equipment.

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.

With time, they could leverage retained earnings, increasing their lending potential without additional paid in capital. This would imply the ability to finance an important proportion of unmet needs for infrastructure financing.

What do his words imply?

Correlation does not imply causation.

The result would not only directly benefit each country willing to engage in this process. It would also imply accelerated innovation in global governance, which we need more than ever for the sake of preserving the integrity of our most crucial systems.

What are you trying to imply?

However, inclusion does not imply that all Parties to the Convention have banned or severely restricted this chemical.

Such a large overshooting is likely to be followed by some undershooting. This would imply that prices will probably have to fall at least by 20 30 , but possibly considerably more before they find a bottom.

Such a large overshooting is likely to be followed by some undershooting. This would imply that prices will probably have to fall at least by 20 30 , but possibly considerably more before they find a bottom.

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.

A good education doesn't imply a good upbringing.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

Similarly, if we'd had this talk 30 or 40 years ago, we would have seen how the rise of nuclear weapons, and the threat of mutually assured destruction they imply, prevents a direct fight between the two superpowers.

While this may enhance the overall profitability of a firm, it may also imply reduced tax revenue for the home economy.

More ambitious pan European efforts are embodied in various Eurobond proposals. These schemes imply socialization of debt taxpayers elsewhere in Europe would share a country s debt burden.

However, as stated before, this should not automatically imply that designations can only take place if supported by a preceding judicial decision.

2. Where the Committee exercises its discretion under paragraph 1 of this article, this does not imply a determination on admissibility or on the merits of the communication.

As the provisions of this article imply, the law on citizenship does not establish any impediments to citizenship that are based on sex.

At first sight, it seems counterintuitive that companies would want to share data and potentially give away competitive advantages. But this presupposes that the possession of such data does indeed imply a competitive advantage, and that a closed operating model is financially sustainable.

Since this scheme would imply losses for bondholders, substantial official muscle and peer pressure is needed. But gaining time for a more orderly resolution, mitigating contagion, and reducing the size of an eventual write down do indeed add up to a superior outcome.

Elevating SEEA to the level of an international statistical standard would imply an agreement on a framework of definitions, classifications, accounts and tables to be compiled at the global level.

The qualification of norms as erga omnes did not imply any hierarchy.

They also imply innovative approaches on the part of small island developing States.

Mention of firm names or commercial products does not imply endorsement by UNIDO.

The proliferation of activities should not systematically imply the creation of new posts.

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.

Failure to reverse marine turtle decline would imply a replacement cost for nesting females through captive breeding estimated at U.S. 245.9 million 263.3 million for green turtles and 2.5 billion for leatherback turtles.

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

Yet We know what they say It is only a man who instructs him. The speech of the man they imply is obscure while this is clear Arabic.

Yet We know what they say It is only a man who instructs him. The speech of the man they imply is obscure while this is clear Arabic.

What, then, does this imply with respect to North Korea? Given the Kim regime s past negotiating tactics, Obama is understandably reluctant to launch any new diplomatic initiative and may well believe that negotiating with North Korea would provide his domestic political opponents with ammunition to ruin his Iran deal.

( There s no need to panic would be a close second.) Experts agree that pandemics can be slowed, but not contained.  Officials who promise or imply that they can keep this pandemic from their borders, or stop it once it has arrived, are setting themselves up for public outrage later.

The implication of this position is profound and shocking. If it were generally accepted, it would imply that the EU now holds official moral doctrines, and that allegiance to these doctrines is required in order to exercise the full right of citizens to serve in a public capacity.

( There s no need to panic would be a close second.) Experts agree that pandemics can be slowed, but not contained. Officials who promise or imply that they can keep this pandemic from their borders, or stop it once it has arrived, are setting themselves up for public outrage later.

The provision of additional funds to finance operations of the Institute in 2007 would imply an annual subvention to the Institute, which is subject to the express decision of the General Assembly in this regard and to the amendment of article VIII of the statute of the Institute.

Moreover, such a system would imply little risk of top down discrimination against smaller countries. As national governments took responsibility for the European objective of fiscal sustainability, annual budget targets imposed by the EU would become obsolete, at which point that should be abandoned altogether.

Obama, by contrast, would run larger deficits his spending increase is much larger than his tax increase which imply large tax hikes in the future. Moreover, he would run far larger debt ratios than Romney, because the main driver of the debt is entitlement spending.

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

The provision of additional funds to finance operations of the Institute in 2007 and 2008 would imply an annual subvention to the Institute, which is subject to the express decision of the General Assembly in this regard and to the amendment of article VII of the statute of the Institute.

This, of course, raises the broader question of whether declining birthrates, in Russia and elsewhere, imply a crisis of the liberal idea of freedom, with its focus on individual rights?