This would imply a massive leap in migration.

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

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

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.

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

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.

What do his words imply?

Correlation does not imply causation.

Do you mean to imply

What are trying to imply?

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.

What are you trying to imply?

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.

It's what you imply the veiled slurs.

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.

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.

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

A good education doesn't imply a good upbringing.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

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

She was also concerned by the statement that reservations would be withdrawn in the long run, which seemed to imply a hypothetical and unending process.

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.

Does that imply that it is wrong to be ambitious?

The right does, however, imply certain obligations for the State.

The de6 October 1997signations employed do not imply the expression

One must realize that privatization does not merely imply denationalization.

Well, I certainly didn't mean to imply any biological relationship.

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.

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.

A national programme for human rights development would therefore imply adopting a coordinated programme of actions to remove such constraints through increase in resources and institutional adjustments.

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.

Its indefinite extension did not imply indefinite possession of nuclear arsenals.

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.

Thus, the high variations among the different regions should not be a surprise since answering negatively to one question would imply 50 per cent off the total possible score.

In view of the large market base of these countries, a decline in tariffs would imply a significant increase in market access for other countries supplying them with exports.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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