Object

• endorsement: The inclusion of the link does not imply an endorsement by our company.

• acceptance: Entry in the competition implies acceptance of these rules.

• approval: It does not express the views of or imply the approval of the author or of anyone else connected with the project.

• existence: What is necessary " implies the existence of a pressing social need " .

• recommendation: The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.

Preposition: that

• universe: The evidence of a Big Bang implies that the universe began from something a minimal step away from nothing.

Subject

• inclusion: No recommendation of any establishment is implied by inclusion on this website.

• law: Except as specifically set out herein, all conditions, warranties and representations expressed or implied by law are excluded.

• statement: This may reflect a greater liberalism than the compulsion implied by the attitude statement.

Modifying Another Word

• necessarily: Big classes don't necessarily imply big objects: all objects of a class share member functions, for instance.

• misleadingly: Equine America objected that the ad misleadingly implied the advertisers ' product had been clinically proven to benefit lung health in horses.

• strongly: That seems to me strongly implied by all the evidence we have about how our mental states depend on our bodily states.

Preposition: in

• refusal: I pointed out the lack of logic that implied in the refusal to replace the non-working router with a reconfigured NEW router.

Preposition: by

• statute: All other terms and conditions, express or implied by statute, are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.

• inclusion: No recommendation of any establishment is implied by inclusion on this website.

• law: Except as specifically set out herein, all conditions, warranties and representations expressed or implied by law are excluded.

• statement: This may reflect a greater liberalism than the compulsion implied by the attitude statement.