For instance, Lord NcNair does not believe that it is opposable by virtue of estoppel.

That implication was studied by Boltzmann back in the 19th century.

Here's the implication of what happens.

Implication of vector resistance to insecticides

Well what is the implication of that?

The Court considered the concept of estoppel, as can be seen from the passage from its decision transcribed below, even though it nowhere refers to the concept by name

The Spanish version referred to only one original document and thus, by implication, to the letter of credit itself.

The clinical implication, it comes from the domain of autism.

The Temple of Preah Vihar case shows the extremely close relationship between the various forms of State conduct estoppel, silence and acquiescence.

The Commission, therefore, can do so only by exercising a power which is conferred upon it by necessary implication as being essential to the performance of its duties.

This is a really subtle distinction, but the implication could be profound.

So what is the physical implication, though, relevant to those 20 numbers?

The implication was that where there was a well, there were residents.

There's an implication that ornamental graphics detract from the seriousness of the content.

Sometimes the best way to test a hypothesis is to consider its most extreme implication.

A continuing violation is to be interpreted as an affirmation, after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol, by act or by clear implication, of the previous violations of the State party.

Friendly settlement of disputes is a basic principle of international law and has been incorporated in all other human rights mechanisms by implication, and expressly in some cases.

It is interesting to note that in the reasoning of the Court the elements of estoppel and acquiescence are combined, as Judge Fitzmaurice points out in his separate opinion

So naturally, I the implication of that is that the telephone is a weapon against poverty.

IDB is discussing with ICRISAT and FAO their further implication in the implementation of the project.

We support the recognition of party autonomy, including the understanding that the article as drafted encompasses variation of terms by implication, such as by contract terms at variance with the transactional provisions of the convention.

That gave an advantage that was an implication of the technology's rise that wasn't obvious to everybody.

The Board was informed that there were no financial implication stemming from the work of its session.

The Secretariat should therefore spell out in the commentary not only what was explicitly excluded under draft paragraph 1 (a) but also what was excluded by implication under draft article 1.

Draft Article 7 The operation of treaties on the basis of necessary implication from their object and purpose

Draft article 7 The operation of treaties on the basis of necessary implication from their object and purpose

So, here is the implication of the relationship between the worlds of crime, terror, and illegal economy, and our economy.

The implication is clear although Europe has made significant progress toward fiscal union, it remains far removed from political union.

E. Working papers and other documents without financial implication initiated at the fifty seventh session of the Sub Commission 134

The implication of Schauble s proposition, therefore, is that Euroland should shrink to a governable dimension. In essence, it recapitulates the contrast between the Greater Germany dreamed of by idealists in 1848 and the Smaller Germany created by Bismarck in 1871.

The implication is not you should buy this product instead of that product and that's the way to make yourself happier.

The implication of that model is that democracy is a hindrance for economic growth, rather than a facilitator of economic growth.

Alternatively, as indicated above, payment of the pre dissolution arrears could be sought from the five successor States and the post dissolution balance could be sought from Serbia and Montenegro based on the principle of estoppel.

The implication is that the post crisis global economy will not be characterized by balance, but by a return to large macroeconomic imbalances. But, although many economists will consider this problematic, history shows that symbiotic imbalances have characterized virtually all periods of global economic expansion.

One obvious implication of modern economic history is that it's quite hard to transition to democracy before you've established secure private property rights.

And the second implication is that the world will inevitably, as a consequence, become increasingly unfamiliar to us, because it'll be shaped by cultures and experiences and histories that we are not really familiar with, or conversant with.

The implication of that is that the wave function has to go to zero, it has to vanish when the helium atoms touch each other.

An important implication of the decline in the fertility rate to replacement level or below is the pressure on the family to care for the elderly.

The Investigation Unit produced a number of management implication reports to highlight vulnerabilities in UNHCR operations and to assist managers to adjust their actions as required.

It is worth stressing another aspect that the Court noted, namely, that in this context the concepts of estoppel or acquiescence mingle with the general rule of recourse to the subsequent practice of the parties as a means of interpretation of a treaty.

A logical implication of the view that corporations are people is that shareholders should learn about the political spending carried out by the companies in which they invest. Disclosure may help democratize political donations, preventing them from having an undue influence in elections.

7. Also notes that this decision should have no automatic implication for the apportionment of the expenses of the specialized agencies or the International Atomic Energy Agency

It was called that because a guy in Israel first found it, and he now regrets profoundly calling it that disease, because, of course, there's the implication.

See P. Cahier, Le comportement des Etats comme source de droits et d'obligations , Recueil d'études de droit international en homage à Paul Guggenheim (Geneva, 1968), pp. 248 249 and I. Sinclair, Estoppel and Acquiescence , Essays in Honour of Sir Robert Jennings (Cambridge, 1995), p. 110.

14 The World Bank Infrastructure Action Plan, formulated in 2003, recognizes that the scope for private participation, and by implication the scale of engagement by multilateral institutions, varies between the different sectors (see Strengthening the foundations for growth and private sector development investment climate and infrastructure development , Washington, D.C., World Bank, 2004).