Examples of using Not explicitly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The TTBER contains only a black list17: anything that is not explicitly excluded from the block exemption is now exempted.
These certificates will be deleted even though you did not explicitly select them(Why?).
if not explicitly, then is tacitly involved in the process of harassment.
Unequal joins aren't explicitly supported, but you can use a cross join and criteria to achieve the same effect.
However, these provisions do not explicitly cover the dissemination of terrorist propaganda and terrorist expertise, in particular through the Internet.
Robert Conquest's Second of his Three Laws of Politics states that“any organization not explicitly right-wing sooner or later becomes left-wing.”.
it is obvious that the developers did not explicitly bet on them.
As a basic rule, the Services Directive applies to all services which are not explicitly excluded from it.
With limitations you won't bump into invisible fences, and you can do anything that is not explicitly limited.
This act limits the power of federal government by reserving to the states all powers that are not explicitly granted to the federal government by the Constitution.
As a matter of principle we are not bound by the customer's terms of purchase even if we do not explicitly object to them.
However, they are not explicitly defined, and are only used with SSL 1.1 SSO Web Browsers.
Therefore institutions should be required to disclose additional information not explicitly listed in this Directive if necessary to meet this objective.
The Bible does not explicitly indicate that Jesus had any romantic relationships, and most scholars and Christians think that he had none.
However, even if the possibility to facilitate food donation in the programme is not explicitly included, this does not mean that there is no donated food in the Member State.
The content is not explicitly political, but in some way becomes so through the criticism practiced on it through its form.
order to afford a higher level of protection in situations not explicitly dealt with in this Directive.
provide a higher level of protection also in situations not explicitly dealt with in this Directive.
it should be noted that that article does not explicitly address the subject of revocation.
The second source of regulatory fragmentation is the supervisory powers under national law that are not explicitly mentioned in CRD IV.