In this case it was found that a designer commissioned to create a logo for a client to be used by that client as a trade mark would be hard pressed to show that he is free to assign the copyright to a competitor as, in order to make such a contract commercially effective, it will rarely be enough to
imply that the client is entitled to a mere licence to use the logo and nothing more.
But as Richard Bentall, a psychologist at the University of Manchester, shows in his contribution to this volume, the science regarding the etiology of schizophrenia is not nearly as clear as psychiatrists often
imply. Bentall points to several weaknesses in the leading theory, which holds that schizophrenia is caused by an excess of the neurotransmitter dopamine.
Mookie's Robinson jersey suggests a more peaceful integration, within the parameters of an extant system, while frustrations expressed in his pizzeria shirt
imply a much more violent, and less patient, standpoint.
The Supreme Court has struck down school-sanctioned prayer before graduation and athletic events, but the guidelines
imply that "student-initiated" prayer is still permissible at these events.
The main argument of the defenders of the restrictive Catholic practice is that a more open Communion would be dishonest, because it would
imply a church unity not yet realized.
He seems to
imply (32), without evidence, that vernacular literary scribes in Ricardian London copied by pronunciatio - an assertion which, if supported, would materially and crucially change our understanding of the late-medieval book trade - and in the same paragraph cites the evidence that they worked independently in cramped shops, without asking how or to what profit pronunciatio might have been practiced in these circumstances.
Niches within dining rooms, containing top-lit ornamental plants,
imply a world of gardens beyond the restaurant's walls.
Any written policies that
imply a serious intent of permanent medical organization membership are elements of psychological contract.
The fact that this particular step is deemed "significant" seems to
imply that, with limited autonomy, the Palestinians will be considered well on their way to achieving their "legitimate rights" and fulfilling their "just requirements."
several theories seem to
imply that abuse and addiction result from a breakdown in courage as it is defined above.
The solution to (1) implies the existence of an indirect expected utility function, and (1), (2) and (3)
imply that it will be given by [Mathematical Expression Omitted].
Certain statements should be avoided when communicating with employees because they may
imply employment is on a contractual basis.
