Meanings of imply also in English

A new translation of a poem implies also a criticism of those that have preceded it.

It implies also other members of the household, who are obliged to take care of themselves: viz.

It implies also that we can consciously regulate, guide or accentuate our mental, imaginative and emotional activities.

The notion of time implies also in the older pupils the power to place events in chronological order.

It implies knowledge, and very often a great deal of knowledge, and it implies also a vivid imagination.

Any activity with an aim implies a distinction between an earlier incomplete phase and later completing phase; it implies also intermediate steps.

This system implies endless toil in the collection of facts, both by experiment and observation; it implies also a close meditation on them.

It implied also that the Amendment would depend solely upon Republican votes, and the President was especially anxious that it should receive Democratic support.