Examples of using It implied in English and their translations into French
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When the word"law" was used on its own, on the other hand, it implied the law governing a contract in the"conflict of law" sense.
Kuwait was of the view that the word"illicit" was redundant, because it implied that there was a licit and an illicit trafficking in children,
Mr. EL JAMRI said that he was unhappy with the phrasing of the sentence, since it implied that a State had to protect migrant workers' rights only because such workers contributed to its development.
The term"self-contained" should however be avoided, because it implied the complete separation of those regimes,
It implied also the need to ensure universal access to scientific education
at the national level, it implied setting legal limits to the power of the State.
It implied that the actors involved should refrain from committing acts which might constitute interference in the internal affairs of the domestic State,
Mr. ALI KHAN said that he favoured the retention of the term“restoration” in item 11(a)(i), as it implied the giving back of a right initially possessed
was somewhat misleading, since it implied a greater authority than the Department actually had.
of Member States and the Secretariat for the implementation of the goals contained in the framework should be eliminated, since it implied that neither side was ultimately responsible.
in others, it implied enforcement by a court or arbitral tribunal.
But that would be a very serious matter, because it implied that article 16(2) could always be used by an enacting State to evade the effects of article 16 1.
And he found the phrase"is trying" in paragraph 2 of the text inadequate, because it implied that there might be obstacles which would prevent the Chilean Government from adopting measures to combat discrimination against the indigenous peoples.
The use of the word“secure” was also criticised on the grounds that it introduced a subjective criterion and that it implied that signatures that did not fall within that category were inherently insecure.
Concern was expressed about the proposed wording since it implied requirements for appeals against court judgements, which were considered
Ms. Schmidt(Germany) said that she had reservations about the United States proposal because it implied that indirect evidence used to validate the method would also be sufficient to prove the identity of the party.
The first sentence was problematic because it implied that the Committee intended to carry out visits to States parties in response to allegations that the Convention had been violated.
The proposal to adopt an additional protocol to the Convention gave rise to a problem because it implied that the Committee was not currently authorized to carry out visits to States parties.
Paragraph 5 of the resolution was likewise of great importance because it implied that the Secretariat would maintain existing hiring practices,
The wording of that statement was ambiguous, since it implied that some people could be tortured for other reasons,