Examples of using Implication in English and their translations into Chinese
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The most significant implication of the sixth commandment for work then may be,“If you get angry at work, get help in anger management.”.
Another implication of our research," Gellman says,"is that those changes can have profound effects that have not previously been understood.".
His implication that President Barack Obama and the Democrats are to blame has some merit, but it ignores the role Republicans have had.
The first and most significant implication of the report's assessment is that the rapidly modernising PLA will increasingly be capable of projecting power abroad.
This implication is both undeniable and universally transmissible- in the writings of Saint-Just, for instance.
The implication of this study is that it used copper oxide superconductors to make scaffolding to create more powerful magnets.
The implication of this theory is that beating the market is almost purely a matter of chance and not one of expert stock selection.
Another major implication would be that UNIDO would have to record and report financial transactions in two currencies.
In fact, she realized, any implication that she would been rewarded could be interpreted as criticism of others who remained afflicted, and she didn't want that.
The Special Representative presented the quarterly report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Afghanistan and its implication for international peace and security.
The standard definition of implication allows us to conclude that, if the sun is made of plasma, then 3 is a prime number.
So a long-term implication of this work may be to identify new therapeutic targets for immune regulation.
An unfortunate implication of this research is that for some people, prejudice represents a way of maintaining their self-esteem.
The most important implication of international law, especially human rights and humanitarian law, for sanctions is that the right to impose sanctions is not unlimited.
One implication is that we should not reward or punish teachers for the portion of educational outcomes they are not responsible for.
The Chairman informed the Committee that the draft resolution contained no programme budget implication.
One of such aspects of the present case is the implication of the existence of a bilateral dispute in the subjectmatter of the request for an advisory opinion.
For implication, the introduction form localises or binds the hypothesis, written using a λ; this corresponds to the discharged label.
One practical implication of this is that public nudity today is not a return to innocence but rebellion against moral reality.
The implication, however, was that one might be needed to resolve the parliamentary deadlock.