在 英语 中使用 Implied that 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Ross said Malmstrom's statement was very weak and implied that Washington had slowed things down.
About that time, I saw a letter published by Richard Donchian, which implied that a purely mechanical trend following system could beat the markets.
This massive number was 9% higher than the TSF data, which implied that"only" a quarter of China's 2015 GDP was the result of new loans.
During the period 1995- 1996, 47.5 per cent of the population had been under 14 years of age, which implied that a large portion of the population was not employed.
Subparagraph(a) should not be read in isolation but interpreted in the light of draft article 1, in particular the reference to the" places of business" of the parties, which implied that such matters were excluded.
Subparagraph(a) should not be read in isolation but interpreted in the light of draft article 1, in particular the reference to the“places of business” of the parties, which implied that such matters were excluded.
The word" underrepresentation" implied that the indigenous peoples of the Territory enjoyed a certain level of representation in the Government, whereas it was the understanding of his delegation that that was not the case.
Under the Optional Protocol, the requirement for individuals to exhaust all domestic remedies before submitting communications implied that the rights governed by the Convention must be applicable at the national level.
Roger Penrose and I showed that Einstein's general theory of relativity implied that the universe must have a beginning and, possibly, an end.".
The studies imply that human-to-human transmission could be possible as well.
The results imply that the models are exaggerating climate sensitivity.
The phrase" such as" implies that the list is not complete.
The phase also implies that conflict has ended.
Demand and implies that there is something lacking in life.
This letter certainly implies that the event was unexpected.
To not accept the blame would imply that it was his parents fault.
However, their coordination mandates imply that better coordinated policies, planning and programme implementation will result in stronger organizational performance.
(2) the omnipotence of God, which implies that he can make a creature to whom he can truthfully reveal himself if he so wills.
It offered a comedic take on key moments in Shakespeare's masterpiece by implying that the bumbling duo in some way influenced key events.