Examples of using Explicitly or implicitly in English and their translations into Russian
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Intent was reasonably easy to establish when the employer had explicitly or implicitly stated that he/she was not willing to hire members of a particular race.
Explicitly or implicitly, through such actions an illusion is created that only those with the requisite authority can speak on particular issues.
Name explicitly or implicitly indicates the company's involvement in,
The unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo will not be recognized by Serbia explicitly or implicitly.
The Government stresses that under no circumstances has it, explicitly or implicitly, planned or  encouraged actions in violation of human rights
All other member countries add the total difference to one side of the accounts, either explicitly or implicitly.
the term ideology is defined in terms of a system of presentations that explicitly or implicitly claim to absolute truth.
refer to a unilateral act whereby the public official lets another person know, explicitly or implicitly, that he will have to"pay" to have some official act done
When the rules of the organization do not regulate, explicitly or implicitly, the question of countermeasures in the relations between an international organization
When converting the sentence, the competent authority should be bound by the findings as to the facts insofar as they appear explicitly or implicitly from the judgment imposed in the sentencing State Party.
The INEGI definition of satellite accounts states that:"Particular accounting frameworks with items included, explicitly or implicitly, in the accounts of the Central framework, with complementary elements(monetary or  physical units),
Charter of Human Rights, adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States on 15 September 1994 itself contains a number of provisions explicitly or implicitly setting forth this rule.
a reservation that is prohibited(explicitly or implicitly) by the treaty
An application will be rejected if an expert panel determines that there is substantial opposition to it from a significant portion of the community to which the string may be explicitly or implicitly targeted.
Guideline 3.3.3 addressed the different scenario of collective acceptance where a reservation that was prohibited(explicitly or implicitly) by the treaty
Thus, the Court typically determines, explicitly or implicitly, whether social developments are actually reflected in State practice
When the rules of the organization do not, explicitly or implicitly, regulate the question of countermeasures in relations between an international organization
either explicitly or implicitly, and had accepted,
Cultural Organization also explicitly or implicitly provide for such measures.
Cultural prejudice, the corollary of ethnocentricism- an essentially ideological construct aimed at justifying discrimination and domination- explicitly or implicitly provides the principal basis for the mindset