Examples of using Is implicit in English and their translations into Danish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Please" is implicit, Jenny.
I am therefore pleased to see that this objective is implicit in your programme.
What is implicit in this simple precept of medicine?
Okay? you know,"please" is implicit, jenny?
It is implicit in our products and services and in the way we work.
Okay? you know,"please" is implicit, jenny.
Usually much is implicit in the relationship between the middle manager and his superior.
He did not write that one bankbelonged to Saxons and the other to the Angles, but it is implicit in the situation.
On the other hand, we are faced with the question which is implicit in many of the questions that I have attempted to address.
It is implicit in the agreement that payment is dependent upon St Gobain continuing to give Solvay'priority' as its supplier.
When you say"caffè" in Italy, espresso is implicit, but you never know with tourists even though this one said.
It is implicit in our products and services and in the way we work. We do not compromise on the safety and health of those who work for our business.
The Menlo Report argues that the principle of Respect for Law andPublic Interest is implicit in the principle of Beneficence, but the Menlo Report argues that it deserves explicit consideration.
The Commission intends to continue to associate itself with your efforts in this field, and will continue, in close collaboration with you and with the Member States, to make the essential effort to inform, to reflect andto exchange information which is implicit in responsible scientific and technological progress.
Recognition of that role is implicit in the provision of this finance from the Community budget to assist the work and fund those projects.
I suppose a lotof what Stanley is, and what he did in more complicated ways with later films is implicit in this simple movie about a meticulously planned crime.
Her freedom from sin is implicit in God's promise upon the Fall of Man to place enmity between the devil and the Mother of the Redeemer Gen.
The coordination of fiscal and budgetary policies is working, and I think that so far, since the 2005 review, the Stability and Growth Pact andthe budgetary coordination that is implicit in the implementation of the pact have worked very well.
When you say"caffè" in Italy, espresso is implicit, but you never know with tourists even though this one said:"Due caffè e mezzo litro d'aqua gassata!
Theologically, the Assumption is closely related to the Immaculate Conception, which states that Mary, by a special grace from God, was spared from the stain of original sin from the first moment of her existence.Her freedom from sin is implicit in God's promise upon the Fall of Man to place enmity between the devil and the Mother of the Redeemer Gen. 3:15.
If you rule that we will not suspend the debate until tomorrow morning- and I understand that is implicit in what you are saying, though I would question it- could you a least say that the Council will reply in writing to the specific questions put by Mr Spencer on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy and that we will have that reply tomorrow before the vote?
The Menlo Report argues that the principle of Respect for Law andPublic Interest is implicit in the principle of Beneficence, but it also argues that the former deserves explicit consideration.
As pointed out in paragraph 32 above, it is implicit in the Directive's purpose that the obligations which it lays down are to be fulfilled in such a way as to enable the workers concerned, or their representatives, to have access to the information which is necessary if they are to be able to determine whether or not they are entitled to request the opening of negotiations and, where relevant, to make that request in due form.
One possibility which appeals to us, andto a degree has already been implemented in at least one country(and is implicit in many of the package schemes in other countries)is that, given the different(and often unknown) needs of firms, industries and sectors,'incentive options' should be offered.
It's unnecessary to say"degrees Celsius." It's implicit.
The answer required was implicit in the question.
I think it was implicit.
Sharp turns andsudden changes are implicit in the present situation.
New explosions are implicit in the situation.
Sequences can be implicit or explicit.