Examples of using Impliedly in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
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First, they maintain that Saxony is one of the regions envisaged by that provision,as the Commission impliedly acknowledged in the first paragraph of Point XII of the Decision.
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The continuity of contracts entered into by the institution under resolution, so that the recipient assumes the rights and liabilities of the institution under resolution relating to any financial instrument, right, asset or liability that has been transferred andis substituted for the institution under resolution(whether expressly or impliedly) in all relevant contractual documents;
An arbitration agreement gives rise to a‘negative obligation' whereby both parties expressly or impliedly promise to refrain from commencing proceedings in any forum other than the forum specified in the arbitration agreement.
We have to outlaw from this nationalist and socialist community of ours, and have to trample down every worms, who whether in words or in writing, whether in attitude or in act,openly or impliedly, intentionally or from idliocy sins against this unalterable will of the Nation.
The Court must therefore examine whether the Commission could validly consider,at least impliedly, that in this case the criteria for the compensation provided for by the RES were sufficiently transparent and objective to satisfy the second Altmark condition.
The Chairman of the Committee on Origin received the request on 1 June 1992, andtherefore the request must be regarded as having been impliedly accepted on the expiry of that time-limit, that is to say, well before 6 November 1992, the date on which the contested decision was adopted.
Where a Member State chooses to proceed by that route it cannot, without failing to fulfil its Community obligations,exclude expressly or impliedly one or more of the criteria in Annex III to Directive 85/337, in so far as any of those criteria may, depending on which project in the classes listed in Annex II is concerned, be relevant for the purposes of ascertaining whether an environmental impact procedure must be organised.
Where the party who has the right to avoid a contract under thisChapter confirms it, expressly or impliedly, after becoming aware of the relevant circumstances, or becoming capable of acting freely, that party may no longer avoid the contract.
Such uncertainty is exemplified in the case of Arsanovia v Cruz City[5]where Smith J held in the High Court that the parties had impliedly chosen as the law governing the arbitration agreement Indian law(which was the law governing the parties' contractual obligations), notwithstanding the fact that the arbitration was seated in London.