The fact of it was there, stated implicitly in the tall, strong body.

By expressly mentioning what municipalities can regulate, the legislature also implicitly states what they cannot regulate.

This categorisation is at odds with the indivisibility of rights, as it implicitly states that some rights can exist without others.

Indeed, the U.S. position in the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations concerning the unwinding of all agricultural trade restrictions implicitly stated that such quotas were unwise.

However, the same provision also implicitly states that a president's successor who has not served for more than four years can still seek a full term for the presidency.

His blatant presumptions and broad generalizations show the same narrow-mindedness he implicitly states he is fighting against.

Only last year, the government itself had allowed an end to quotas of black players for each team, implicitly stating that rugby was becoming a colorblind sport in South Africa.

This latter ballad (of indeterminate age) also implicitly states that Little Jock Elliot survived the encounter with Bothwell.

He was implicitly stating that fear is a common heritage and collective fear is therefore normal.

The gift states implicitly, 'You're someone I value, and I'll be there to give you what you need.'