Examples of using Explicitly or implicitly in English and their translations into Dutch
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since it is explicitly or implicitly making part of the aid conditional on these agreements in an act of unacceptable blackmail.
or other information recommending or ">suggesting an investment strategy, explicitly or implicitly, concerning one
also responded to the criticism of the risks inherent in its vagueness by imposing the additional concrete condition that it must be debtor himself who explicitly or implicitly through his own conduct in the court proceedings confirmed the fulfilment of these requirements.
the permanent vigilance that must be maintained with regard to any changes to the status quo which explicitly or implicitly point towards a communitarisation of fiscal policy, something we are not in favour of.
Settlement allows the offender to acknowledge his guilt, explicitly or implicitly, without having to go through legal proceedings,
compulsory insurance is explicitly or Implicitly allowed by the legislation of a Member State, a worker may
rules of procedure which the legislator and public authority wish, explicitly or implicitly, to ensure are respected,
predictions have to rely explicitly or implicitly on some assumption that travellers are behaving'rationally' in the sense used by economists,
of another Member State, insofar as such overlapping is explicitly or implicitly allowed pursuant to the legislation of the first Member State.
challenges and are, explicitly or implicitly, taking guidance from discussions at the European level(such as through the Open Method of Coordination
Comparative advertising is defined as any advertising which explicitly or implicitly identifies a competitor or  goods or  services offered by a competitor.
This competition betrays their varying interests, most often linked, whether explicitly or implicitly, to control over the transport routes in the region.
The common position defines comparative advertising as any advertising which explicitly or implicitly identifies a competitor or  goods or  services offered by a competitor.
do Qur'anic verses refer, whether explicitly or implicitly, to the need to force an apostate to return to Islam
guarantees are implicitly or explicitly excluded.
Cegelec does not provide any guarantee whatsoever, either implicitly or explicitly.
The trader has implicitly or explicitly refused to remedy the lack of conformity;
That consent may be given to HH Academy either implicitly or explicitly.
This shall also apply if the instruction by thec client shall explicitly or implicitly be intended to secure the execution of the instruction by a particular person.
Most reference works implicitly or explicitly portray forced labour as a male question.