Examples of using Is implicitly in English and their translations into French
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A similar result was implicitly found by Mintz
Formerly, these have been implicitly converted to palette.
None, although some rights of third-party supplier are implicitly recognized.
Much violence against children was implicitly condoned by society
the rights of victims are implicitly recognized in these instruments as an integral
Ms. ARNLJÓTSDÓTTIR(Iceland) said that age was implicitly included among the grounds for discrimination mentioned in article 1, paragraph 2 of that Act.
Even if these queries are implicitly associated with a location,
transform the workers in those enterprises into police nor mean that they are implicitly covered by the Labour Code provision cited above.
men were implicitly included.
The process referred to in the Voluntary Partnership Agreement will never achieve its objective if local communities are implicitly encouraged to work illegally.
those which were not banned would be implicitly permitted.
None, although some rights of third-party supplier are implicitly recognized e.g. supplier's consent is required for the application of the Convention to be excluded.
However, it considered that that point was implicitly covered by the phrase"effective available domestic remedies.
The same did not hold for two other cases, namely reservations that were implicitly authorized and those that were expressly authorized
For example, this mandate was implicitly included in Security Council resolution 1912(2010) on the situation of Timor-Leste.
this elite was implicitly accused of betraying the new regime
children without identity documents may be implicitly excluded, especially where such documents are required for enrolment;
Conversely, people living with HIV may be implicitly associated with stigmatized behaviour.
the order to kill Barbezieux was implicitly given by Louis XIV.
The accusations of religious tribunals are thus reflected back on themselves, whose actions are implicitly equated with superstition