implied assertion造句

• I disagree with your implied assertion that I have violated Wikipedia policies by doing any of this.
• A side effect of Baldwin's tour of Wales was the implied assertion of royal authority in a section of Henry's domains that had always been somewhat fractious.
• In Sukadeve Singh various telephone entries were held not to be a matter stated within section 115 but to be implied assertions which were admissible because they were no longer hearsay.
• What Paul is saying is, in effect, that when a film unquestionably says a one-day event happened in 1805 and real history unquestionably says that the same event happened in 1815 that there is no reasonable chance that the actual or implied assertion that the film is not accurate is " likely to be challenged ."
• Andy now seem to be repeating this campaign to force infoboxes on classical composers'articles against heavy opposition suggests that a ) the wider metadata project is not without opposition, contrary to Andy's implied assertion using a deliberately narrow scope and b ) not a lot has changed in terms of Andy's behaviour to achieve his goals since he was blocked for 12 months by Arbcom.