Examples of using Implied that in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
(Doors close) You implied that if I were to do this one job for you, irwin would be protected.
In the late 17th century, Isaac Newton 's description of the long-distance force of gravity implied that not all forces in nature result from things coming into contact.
it can be implied that it is a world in only one quote.
One secretary of state called them“ghosts” and implied that they are just simply refusing to declare their income
Its credo,"YOU are the Plastic Ono Band", implied that everyone was part of the group.
This implied that the actual cost of production of all PSF, irrespective of quality, was the same.
which strongly implied that the German atomic bomb project was rendered purposely stillborn by Heisenberg.
This also implied that market capitalisation would provide a weighting for each of the jurisdictions of issuance within the benchmark.
This implied that 20% of the additional asset purchases would be subject to a regime of risk sharing.
like three drops of water," implied that the nephew and uncle are the next of kin.
These qualifications obtained implied that Villas-Boas was ready to coach any team despite being so young.
Your prayer implied that I would be… joining the team,
The EIB refused access to the Finance Contract and implied that finance contracts were covered by professional secrecy as a ma4 er of principle.
Their luggage implied that they had come from an extended trip somewhere
strongly implied that I'm Kelly's supervisor.
1980 issue of The Watchtower misleadingly implied that the money changers were located in the area of the temple described by the word naos.
This morning Beth implied that there may have been a certain act performed last night, and I don't remember participating in that act.
But to derive encouragement from this message implied that he must believe that the women had really seen
He implied that what we do in this life will be rewarded in the future-
this reasonable relationship necessarily implied that the individual could