Examples of using Implicitly in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
In other words, an ideology or a philosophy can influence people in two ways – explicitly and implicitly.
financial market participants implicitly express expectations about future developments in interest rates and prices.
either explicitly or implicitly, greatly encourage early retirement;
In general, an application used for accessing the web pages allows the saving of Cookies on a terminal implicitly.
But after so short an acquaintance, do you think we should believe in him so implicitly?
The general rule stipulates that the law which applies to contractual relations between the parties is the law which they have explicitly or implicitly chosen.
New findings indicate that the business culture in the banking sector implicitly favours dishonest behaviour.
that the business culture in the banking sector implicitly favors dishonest behavior.
Biological agents which have not been classified for inclusion in Groups 2 to 4 of the list are not implicitly classified in Group 1.
The world's rulers understand implicitly that theirs is a system established to suit the needs of the few,
the expression 2* x implicitly converts x to a number,
An asset has been implicitly specified if, for example,
I swear this holy oath by God that I will implicitly obey the Leader of the German Reich
The world's rulers understand implicitly that theirs is a system established to suit the needs of the few,
With this Communication, the Commission is implicitly acknowledging the errors of the past- errors which the EESC had promptly pointed out-
The Postal Directive implicitly endorses the objective of full market opening
financial market participants implicitly reveal their expectations about future developments in real interest rates
In the case of unincorporated enterprises in the households sector, the balancing item of this account implicitly contains an element corresponding to remuneration for work carried out by the owner
directly or implicitly, under-age young people to gamble;
In addition, mere knowledge of anti-competitive conduct does not imply that that conduct was implicitly‘authorised or encouraged' by the Commission within the meaning of the last indent of point 29 of the 2006 Guidelines.