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spec: And the fact the assailants were able to drive their multiple vehicles out of the compound after the attack without incident indicates - - perhaps even more strongly than the fact that they were able to get into it so easily - - that they likely had a number of confederates among the Iraqi security personnel working there . To promise them freedom was to imply that they were not already free . These are available in the form of adapters and cables . Microsoft called up more than 50 technical experts from the its OEM partners this week for a two-and-a-half-day refresher course in the software giant 's Security Development Lifecycle ( SDL ) , the company 's initiative aimed at drastically reducing the number of vulnerabilities shipped in its products . She has been a godsend . During my first weeks as Chris ' successor , when the shock of it was still fresh , I recorded my most vivid impressions of how it felt to be immersed in independent media . Someone I have offended grievously ? Imagine that your staff has been trying to figure out how parents , children , teachers , staff members , and volunteers will work together on the problem of bullying in your school . But just as liens and liabilities and title complications make it more complicated for people to engage in real estate exchange , introducing porousness of boundaries muddies the waters of traditional IR theories . Other theories imply that they are Middle Eastern breed introduced by the whalers , or that the sheep landed on the Arapawa island from a Spanish galleon as far back as the 1500s . They also discussed such issues as being treated differently by white professionals , students , and family members , responding to being under surveillance from other teachers , and having to deal with actions from others which imply that they received their positions based on their ethnic background . However , you will often hear people in conversations or reports in the media referring to “ the gay lifestyle ” as though there were one way that these individuals live their lives , implying that they all share the same values , attitudes , characteristics , goals , and dreams . While these disparity measures may imply inequity they also reflect local fiscal policy differences because instructional expenditures , relative to current expenditures , are more subject to government control ( Hussar & Sonnenburg 1999 ) . Geographical Areas and Subjects : The music of Europe and North America is of primary importance , however , because of a growing interest in ethnomusicology , materials about music from around the world are also purchased . The underlying investments , Pacific Life Funds , are subadvised by various money management firms . So saying ' an accident in which two people may have drowned ' implies that you do not know whether the people are alive or dead ; if you say ' two people might have drowned ' , you are implying that they survived , although the accident could in other circumstances have led to their deaths . '' Although Iraq 's population is well-educated , few are schooled in the mechanics of running refineries and pipelines . Does your curriculum address these skills ? I was reading something on AnswersInGenesis that implied that they " made up " the recucing atmosphere concept because they could n't make it work otherwise . Advanced versions of the Ion Funnel are already being used in research funded by both the Department of Energy and the National Institute 's of Health at Pacific Northwest . " The evaluator concludes that " the advantages the students attribute to the complementarity of the mediators for their learning , and the comparisons they make with other types of secondary schools , imply that they value telesecundaria highly , have a feeling of belonging , and identify with telesecundaria . Different categories of drugs are used to help cope with the illness including , mood stabilizers , anti-depressants as well as anticonvulsants . " English heraldic writers seem , however , to have made two words , recercele and sarcelly , and have implied that they are of different origin and meaning ; but there is no agreement as to what those meanings were . By speaking of shared responsibilities , we are not implying that they are of lesser importance . Those operational areas that provide significant support for the achievement of CSFs will be strong candidates for risk assessment because of the implied contribution they make toward accomplishing the organization 's mission . " These privileges are granted with a condition implied that they keep themselves within the bounds and limits of loyalty and obedience ; for else why do the House of Commons inflict punishment themselves upon their own members for transgressing in some of these points ; and the king , as head , hath many times punished the members for the like offences . The rumor implied that they were really collecting babies for human sacrifice .. His plays are not a theatrical travelogues or historiographies , but rather surgical incisions into the soul of humankind . These organizations implied that they would " stop cleaning the building when it is clean . This does not mean that the two nodes are identical in their implementation , nor does it even imply that they must have identical capabilities . As a result , the kinds of cost-cutting measures used by managed care organizations , such as reduction of hospital days and encouragement of short-term outpatient therapies , have not worked as well in the public sector with seriously emotionally disturbed children as they have in the private sector ( Stroul et al ., 1998 ) . These variables are precious , implying that they do not have to be exported to the environment , are kept in the cache even if not specified on the command line and checked for consistency between two configure runs ( provided that caching is used ) , and are kept during automatic reconfiguration as if having been passed as command line arguments , even if no cache is used . Nonstandard varieties of language are often termed dialects , implying that they have less status and prestige .