Examples of using Less explicit in English and their translations into Spanish
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providing for freedom of religion and- although it is less explicit on this point than the article in the Declaration- freedom to change religion.
However, it is beyond doubt that the Court could have been less explicit and avoid naming areas in order not to risk interfering with CJEU competence to interpret EU law.
While"form" and"function" may be more or less explicit and invariant concepts to the many engineering doctrines,
New approaches that seek to make WTO rules more responsive to development needs often involve a more or less explicit recognition of the fact that not all developing countries face the same problems.
than in other countries which tend to be less explicit in their published laws and implementing regulations.
more or less explicit: this is a country where almost half the surplus people.
situations were even less explicit or completely disregarded the need to do justice to the victims.
concerns regarding the protection of natural resources and the environment have long been more or less explicit and taken into account in the country's economic and social development plans.
but also, in a less explicit fashion, a number of political rights.
was named in some documents as"compliance with Master Plan" was far less explicit and came out mainly in the meetings:
namely, that a periodic regeneration of time presupposes, in more or less explicit form and es- pecially in the historical civilizations a new Creation,
because it is both less explicit than promise and tool,
which is less explicit about the role men should play for the success of family planning programmes see paras. 40-49 below.
Nevertheless, this path towards a“more austere, less explicit form of discourse,” as Gabriel Kuri defines it,
which required a more or less explicit twofold militancy:
which required a more or less explicit two fold militancy:
opinion leaders of other sensibilities take advantage in more or less explicit ways and with nuances- of the discourse that Islam poses a security problem
Although less explicit than in the past, the authorities divide the population into three groups:
The Permanent Court of International Justice was less explicit in its support for the rule in the Panevezys-Saldutiskis Railway case,
They're a little less… explicit.