Examples of using Was implied in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was implied.
Well, that last part was implied.
It was implied.
The,"hi, Owen, we have to talk" was implied.
That was implied.
Well, I may have left out that you disgust me, but certainly I thought that was implied.
That was implied.
In terms of a further view, the article was not strictly necessary,since the principle of continuity was implied by draft articles 4 to 7.
Well, it was implied.
That was implied by the reference in draft article 43 to the rules of the organization.
Yeah, I think that was implied with what I said.
Draft article 3 need not feature as a separate article, since its stipulation that an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate orsuspend the operation of treaties was implied by draft articles 4 to 7.
I think that was implied by my first answer.
That shortcoming was all the more counterproductive in the light of the wording in paragraph 10 referring to the collective defence of democracy,where it was implied that" democratic intervention" was needed in addition to humanitarian intervention.
I felt like it was implied when I said,"Excuse me.".
This reinforcement is limited and temporary, however, and an urgent decision on the reinforcements proposed in my report of 3 January is needed,especially in view of the decision to move the company back to UNMIL, which was implied in Council resolution 1667(2006).
That was what was implied by the words" in circumstances such as these" in the last sentence.
Ms. Wedgwood said the notion of equality of arms was implied in article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
She wondered what was implied by the special measure to assure all female high school graduates entry into university, since the Convention stipulated that temporary special measures should in no way entail the maintenance of unequal or separate standards.
During the debate on article 22, held in the plenary of the Conference, in 1969,the Expert Consultant observed that it was implied in the notion of provisional application that such application was provisional pending definitive entry into force.
For that reason, her delegation did not agree, as was implied in paragraph 5 of the introductory note by the Secretary-General, that the determination of the strategic priorities of the Organization fell within the scope of the Secretariat.
Some programme managers who were interviewed suggested that responsibility for gender mainstreaming was implied under the e-PAS goal" respect for diversity", but believed that this was insufficiently specific and not assessed.
It may well be that this concept was implied when this original article 23 now draft article 25 was considered.
Even though the commentary stated that such a conclusion was implied, it was no longer part of the text of the draft articles, and in fact the implication was not clear.
In addition, it was observed that the notion of prior notice was implied in Article 31, allowing for the participation of affected non-members of the Security Council in relevant discussions.
The Panel found further that,where the causal link with Iraq's actions was implied by the nature of the death, such as torture or execution, the Panel had no need for explicit evidence to that effect.
It was perhaps because the Commission had considered that that notion was implied in the notion of" conservation". In any case, the members of the Working Group must be allowed the chance to request the Expert Consultant ' s opinion.
The Panel found further that,where the causal link with Iraq's actions was implied by the nature of the injury, such as gunshot or explosion wounds, there was no need for explicit evidence to that effect.
It is, however, the position of the Chief Military Observer that no revision of thedimensions of the United Nations designated zones was implied in the proposed procedures, which are aimed solely at improving the security and safety of the United Nations military observers and contributing to confidence-building between the parties.