This implied that that sharing was non negotiable.

Once is like never, implied the young lady. Yet the gynecologist implied twins.

Further, it was observed that the word agreement in draft article 75 bis covered both express and implied agreement.

To me, his enthusiasm implied the opposite.

Such travel implied long journeys through Egypt and Jordan.

While paragraph (d) also received the support of some delegations, it was stressed that any waiver must be expressly stated and not implied.

The majority of the Supreme Court of Canada found that an implied negative right not to associate existed but that the legislation was constitutional.

In his view, the law implied, by definition, the applicable law .

Nationalism implied a specific image of society and reality in general a consciousness that was to become the cultural framework of modernity. In its original, English, form it was essentially democratic.

Furthermore, the concern was expressed that the use of the word acquired implied that the Commission was referring only to cases of acquired nationality, to the exclusion of nationality of origin.

Poverty and extreme poverty jeopardized peace and security, while the right to development implied that each person was both an agent for, and a beneficiary of, development.

Behind this, there has always been a sense of ambivalence, implied by the following observation

The witnesses implied in their testimonies to the Special Committee a common feeling that Palestine was suffocating and going through a kind of silent death, unnoticed by the entire world.

The lack of a specific legal provision against wife beating implied that a man had a right to beat his wife, and such abuse was treated as a family matter.

Some even believed that this implied that the time has come to abolish residential property purchase quotas .

A different scenario would exist if the mandated conduct necessarily implied the commission of a wrongful act.

The guidance note that he had mentioned when introducing the report was a third effective instrument that implied a collaborative approach, on the initiative of either the resident coordinator or the humanitarian coordinator.

Some delegations considered the breadth of the term special treaty provisions unclear was there an implied hierarchy such that the principles of the draft articles applied to some treaty provisions but not others?

Which is not surprising since the next paragraph implied the international statistical community had the problem in hand

A clear definition of what was meant by serious breaches was required, for if it were stated that a serious breach implied the flagrant or systematic violation of an obligation without defining what was meant by flagrant or systematic , that could give rise to differing interpretations.

Bosniaks in particular required reassurance on this score, while it was vital to convince everyone that the distinct mandate and European provenance of EUFOR implied a step forward in the country's aspirations towards EU integration.

Another justification implied in the responses was that it was considered appropriate to include in the legislative language and further describe specific circumstances of abusive behaviour against children, especially in view of the fact that trafficking in children was an aggravated form of the basic offence (Belarus and Greece).

In the latter case, countries may not have the statistical capacity that is implied by referring to it as country data.

Furthermore, a solution could be durable in the context of repatriation only if it was based upon development, which in the case of Africa implied the need to reach beyond bilateralism to work in closer cooperation with NEPAD.

There is either an express or an implied obligation on the part of the State to co operate with the treaty body.

In the mid 1980 s, then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher successfully pushed the idea of an integrated internal market. The liberalization of trade and investment implied by the Single European Act was greatly inspired by a British deregulatory vision.

Not so long ago, there was jubilation that the free world and its values had prevailed in the Cold War. When the Communist empire collapsed, some even announced that the victory of liberty and democracy implied the end of history.

The liberalization of trade and investment implied by the Single European Act was greatly inspired by a British deregulatory vision. At the time, Delors presented the introduction of a single currency as a way to complement or complete the Single Market.

Above all, they would insist more often that their counterparties be well capitalized. They accepted the risk implied by ultra thin capitalizations when it was mainly US government money on the line they would be more reluctant to do so if it was mostly their own money that they were wagering.

For a number of countries, such as Germany, France and the United Kingdom, the latter measure implied the non performance of bilateral aviation agreements.

On the other hand, he came out and effectively said, or implied, I know how to reason with uncertainty. I know how to do statistics.

Yet the press release concerning the meeting (GA AB 3667) implied that that opinion constituted a recommendation, which had been endorsed in the draft decision.

The first is the demand for comprehensive reform and the implied criticism that the group of four proposal somehow stands in the way of that goal.

The text also implied to some that a State might exercise diplomatic protection even when an individual had already instituted proceedings before a human rights court.

It is affirmed in some sets of rules that only bids submitted online are acceptable. In some jurisdictions, this is implied in the definition of ERA.

Or was it because the forecasters were in thrall to economic models that implied that economies were at full employment, in which case the only result of fiscal expansion would be inflation? They now know better, and Ferguson should now know better as well.

Armenia had joined the Council of Europe in 2001, thus ensuring the irreversibility of the process of transformation and her Government was working closely with the special monitoring group established to follow up on implementation of the obligations that membership in the Council implied.

She welcomed the focus of Latvia's social policy on empowering individuals and congratulated the country on its accession to the European Union with all that that implied.

Mr. Lavalle (Guatemala) said that the use of the words further evidence in subparagraph (ii) of the proposed new text implied that the method itself constituted evidence.

There is one obvious and important caveat Poor Sino Japanese relations, owing to unresolved historical grievances, could prevent Japan from realizing the economic benefits implied by China s economic rebalancing.

He suggested that successful criminal justice reform implied the involvement of civil society, relevance to local political agendas, a step by step approach and a built in evaluation component.

RTK acknowledged that it had aired proclamations that could be considered as hate speech since they implied that a specific ethnic category of people were responsible for criminal activity .

Furthermore, the reference, in draft paragraph 2, to transfers of competence by member States to the organization implied that in doing so member States were voluntarily limiting their sovereignty.

First, the intention school holds that the effect of armed conflict on treaties should be determined by the intent either express or implied of the parties towards those treaties.

Russia quickly discovered that its threats against Ukraine were too costly to its reputation as a reliable supplier for Europe. When considered in this wider European context, there was more symmetry in the Russia Ukraine energy relationship than the simple numbers on energy dependence implied at first glance.