Significats de imply otherwise en anglès

Mr. Cord had no 'previous guardians.' To imply otherwise misrepresents my client.

Most MySQL upgrades bring better performance overall; we don't mean to imply otherwise.

To imply otherwise is a factual error and a misleading statement in the article.

And it's a gross distortion to imply otherwise, Schumer said.

It is neither true or (sic) fair to imply otherwise.

For her to imply otherwise is misleading.

To imply otherwise is just wrong.

I didn't mean to imply otherwise.

Millions are living in a hell on earth; it is altogether too cosy, wilfully blind and dishonest to imply otherwise.

If the X-37 really is an innocent space lab, why does the Air Force's communications strategy seem designed to imply otherwise?

To imply otherwise is misleading and undermines the confidence of teachers in using the tough powers the last Labour government gave them.

She was closer to her sister than anyone alive and she would not allow any agent of the State to imply otherwise.

For five years and counting the R&A has been happy to portray an image of inclusivity and fairness where practicalities imply otherwise.

It's simply dishonest to continually imply otherwise in order to hide the real political and monetary reasons that Google chooses to hang onto this data.

If Sacha Baron Cohen implies otherwise he is a stone-cold liar, he added.

If Sacha Baron Cohen implies otherwise he is a stone-cold liar.