Примеры использования Was implicit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Disagreement was also expressed with the view that there was no need to refer to"political independence of the State", since it was implicit in"territorial integrity";
to make clear in the text of article 26 a point that was already clear in the United Nations commentary and was implicit in the language of the last sentence of prior paragraph 1,
In addition, it was observed that a general override of such contractual limitations was implicit in the fact that a contractual limitation was by definition binding only on the parties to the relevant contract
said he believed that it was implicit in article 14(1)(a) and(b) that the representations
10 and 16, paragraph(1), and was implicit in draft article 18,
Although the mathematical notion of function was implicit in trigonometric and logarithmic tables,
to make clear in the text of article 26 a point that already was clear in the commentary and was implicit in the language of the last sentence of prior paragraph 1, now revised
in one case, the extension was implicit; in another case, predicate offences committed
This result is implicit in article 11.
Sometimes, the absence of adequate resources is implicit, in the case of refugees for example.
However, the concept of non-discrimination is integral to the Constitution and is implicit in its content.
This right is implicit in the Constitution chap. 1, sect. 9.
However, everything that is implicit, usually brings only misunderstanding.
This requirement may however be implicit in those provisions.
The first one is implicit in the very term used,"liberalization process.
The same thesis is implicit in Turing's description of computing machines23.
Conjunctions can also be implicit and deduced from correctly interpreting the text.
The components of an explanation can be implicit, and interwoven with one another.
A speedy trial is implicit in the concept of a fair trial.
The consent of a State to expulsion can be implicit or presumed.