If there is no implied promise of care by master to servant, so also there is none by servant to master.
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When the innkeeper sued, Henry convinced the court the scheduled parade had been the implied promise of his agreement to pay rent.
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The phrase " notional or implied promise " is only a way of describing a debt or obligation arising by construction of law.
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_No more was asked of Saddam than another implied promise to give inspectors full access to sites where the weapons were made or stored.
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The album doesn't live up to its implied promise, which would be to recast Bacharach-David songs as cosmic jazz journeys, to turn suburb into galaxy.
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She said there had been an implied promise to invoke an article of the Constitution that permits the national government to dismiss a state government.
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Another was the call for a crusade against crime, linked to praise for police performance and an implied promise to improve police strength and conditions of service.
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Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel said Wednesday that he was also asked to write a letter supporting Rich's pardon, but that there was no implied promise of a gift.
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An implied promise to read the newspaper is probably not sufficient to constitute consideration, and in any case, such a term is unlikely to be implied into the putative contract.
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The league handed out suspensions, took pay out of players'pockets, and can only hope that the current punishment _ and the implied promise to increase such penalties _ diminishes future crime.
