Examples of using Implied that in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
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Calligraphy implied that every hieroglyph should be placed in a conditional square,
The results were positive and implied that manuka honey is a useful antibacterial agent against H. pylori(19).
This implied that he felt his country was the most beautiful on all,
like three drops of water," implied that the nephew and uncle are the next of kin.
It implied that authorities in the beneficiary countries were responsible for managing IPA funds.
It is implied that such an Order shall be executed at an unspecified time in the future in accordance with the Orders execution process described by the Appendices to this Agreement.
The notified agreement implied that, as of 1 January 2004, Belgacom was relieved of the burden resulting from the special pension regime applicable to civil servants.
programs from the web implied that you had to know how Veronica
The way that people developed implied that a more current, apparently“better” update was put on top of this.
Three qualitative studies implied that school attendance,
Einstein's cosmic equations of 1917 implied that the universe itself was not fixed for all time,
So Ethan never implied that the man he referred to as, quote, a"miserable, wife-beating.
But Ekeberg understood that implied that all European states occupied by Germany would see their sovereignty restored.
No brace can prevent all injury& no guarantee is made either expressed or implied that injury will be prevented with any product.
In"The One with the Race Car Bed", it is implied that Phoebe can hear Joey's thoughts.
either expressed or implied that any injury will be prevented with this equipment.
their possible correction implied that a majority of IDRs were the result of imbalances already identified.
Mr Trump also implied that the special counsel investigation of whether foreign governments tried to influence the presidential campaign was designed to hurt Republicans in the November congressional elections.
Coupled with still below potential growth in 2004, this implied that the average nominal deficit increased to nearly 3 per cent of GDP in the euro area