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Is that an implication that Mr. Miranda somehow tampered with the test?
Who will eventually be able to decide whether something is oris not an implication?
An implication of this is that NixOS doesn't follow the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.
The name converse arises because the reversal of arrows corresponds to taking the converse of an implication in logic.
Such an implication does not reassure those who feel threatened by nuclear weapons and who would like to see them banned.
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The first part of article 30 on State responsibility represents an implication of what has been stated in the previous article.
In this respect,the use of the previous Soviet time definition of life births has an implication on the estimates of infant and childmortality.
An implication of the above is that it makes little sense to envisage substantially expanding the treaty networks of most developing countries.
It is indeed a grave legal anomaly because any mention of"secession" carries an implication of"territorial integrity.
It's more than an implication, Congressman, and it will become a call to an S.E.C. investigator I know unless you're more truthful with us.
Populism is another umbrella term for various political tendencies that claim to represent the people,usually with an implication that they serve the common people instead of the elite.
Assist as necessary in other activities having an implication on trade of agricultural produce e.g. Cooperation with WHO on the Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health.
The UN/ECE groups provide a forum where countries can discuss all issues of commercial quality that may arise from their domestic markets and which have an implication on international trade.
An implication of the decision to strictly respect existing statistical standards is that the manual will not be able to generate statistics which exactly match the“modes of supply” defined in GATS.
The present annex contains an indicative list of categories of treaties the subject matter of which carries an implication that they continue in operation, in whole or in part, during armed conflict.
Hence, an implication of concluding implementation of Article 5 obligations during the extension period requested would be additional positive socio-economic impacts and hence contributions towards Mozambique's poverty reduction and development aims.
The Secretary-General has noted in 1953 that,if staff members elect to become permanent residents of another country, there may be an implication of an intention not to maintain ties with the country of their nationality A/2533, para. 117.
Although intervention by its nature carries an implication of subversion, it is now accepted as a legitimate form of art and is often executed with the endorsement of those in positions of authority over the artwork, audience, or venue/space to be intervened in.
With the Working Party andfive Specialized Sections UNECE groups provide a forum where countries can discuss all issues of commercial quality that may arise from their domestic markets and which have an implication on international trade.
Following the legalistic line of reasoning further,it may be difficult to define an implication, and it will be much more difficult to define a resolution with an implication requiring the application of Article 108.
With the Working Party andfive Specialized Sections UNECE groups provide a forum where countries can discuss all issues of commercial quality that may arise from their domestic markets and which have an implication on international trade.
An implication of the DaO approach has been an increased emphasis in the United Nations system on strengthened country-level delivery mechanisms in support of country needs and the related joint plans of United Nations Country Teams.
However, the Working Group may consider that if a reference is made to“framework agreements” in this provision, the implication may be that parallel or competing frameworks are encouraged, andthe Working Group may wish to avoid such an implication.
An implication of this is that if one requires the subject to occupy the same fraction of the image on a 35 mm camera as using a 200 mm f/2.8 lens on a camera with a 1.5X crop factor(requiring a 300 mm f/2.8 lens), one would have to carry 3.5X as much weight!
The Commission may wish to note that the establishment of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 2013, which create a link tothe rules on transparency, will necessarily have an implication for references to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in treaties concluded after the coming into force of the rules on transparency.
There was also an implication that there were regulatory issues in various national systems that needed to be liberalized so as to enable financial institutions, perhaps from other countries, to go in and offer microfinance services; the Commission should be wary of being drawn into that area, which had given rise to acrimonious disputes, such as those which had arisen in the World Trade Organization regarding liberalization of the banking sectors of individual countries.
The Commission took note of the fact that the establishment of the amended version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, which would create a link tothe rules on transparency, would necessarily have an implication for references to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in treaties concluded after the coming into force of the rules on transparency.
A Implications of EU enlargement.