Examples of using At least implicitly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But you already know that, at least implicitly.
At least implicitly sought, desired, and hoped for by all men, is transcendent and infinite and can be found only in God.
I think all of us do, at least implicitly.
At least implicitly, the cognitive revolution reinstated the doctrine of mentalism-- that behavior was caused by the organism's mental states.
I think many people have that view, at least implicitly.
All Member States have legislation which, at least implicitly, prohibits texting, e-mailing and web browsing while driving.
I think every group used to say that, at least implicitly.
The reason why Fashion ID seems to have consented, at least implicitly, to the collection and disclosure by transmission of the personal data of visitors to its website by embedding such a button on its website is in order to benefit from that commercial advantage.
I would notbe a cultural relativist as most“thin” libertarians at least implicitly are.
Once the principle is denied, all its conse- quences must be denied also, at least implicitly, and thereby every- thing that really merits the name of tradition is destroyed at one blow.
A patient who uses vulgar expletives, for example, may be applauded or at least implicitly lauded.
Last, it follows, at least implicitly, from recitals 710 to 712 to the contested decision that in the present case the Commission considered that the fine imposed jointly and severally on Saint-Gobain and Compagnie de Saint-Gobain did not exceed that maximum amount.
This sacrament is tobe conferred upon sick persons who requested it at least implicitly when they were in control of their faculties.
So there is nothing inconsistent about a sola scripturist affirming the authority of the church in recognizing the canon, since, when we go to these works,we see that its determination is consistent with Scripture at least implicitly.
If this nomination as'Person of theYear' means that many have understood this message, at least implicitly, he will certainly be glad," Lombardi continued.
Whenever a person claims that some statement can be justified, he at least implicitly assumes the following norm to be justified:“nobody has the right to uninvitedly aggress against the body of any other person and thus delimit or restrict anyone's control over his own body.
This sacrament is to be administered to the sick who,when they were in possession of their faculties, at least implicitly asked for it.
The importance of this approach and the two concepts Christoffel introduced, at least implicitly, can only be judged when on considers the influence it has had.
A Does the requirement of the"same invention" in Article 87(1) EPC mean that the extent of the right to priority derivable from a priority application for a later application is determined by, and at the same time limited to,what is at least implicitly disclosed in the priority application?
And if this choice of‘Person of the Year' shouldmean that many people have understood this message- at least implicitly- the Pope is really happy about this.".
This consists in the fact that all members of the Church inwardly believe the truths offaith proposed by the teaching office of the Church, at least implicitly, and outwardly confess them….
The way of our prayer is Christ because prayer is directed to God our Father butreaches him only if we pray- at least implicitly- in the name of Jesus.
Does the requirement of the‘same invention' in Article 87(1) EPC mean that the extent of the right to priority derivable from a priority application for a later application is determinedby, and at the same time limited to, what is at least implicitly disclosed in the priority application?
(1a) Does the requirement of the"same invention" in Article 87(1) EPC mean that the extent of the right to priority derivable from a priority application for a later applicationis determined by, and at the same time limited to, what is at least implicitly disclosed in the priority application?
That doctrine, taught implicitly at least by St. Thomas, as Suarez himself, an opponent, frankly admits, has been more fully, more explicitly, and we may say, more brilliantly, expounded by Scotus in his famous twentieth Quodlibetum.
I can suggest at least four possibilities, all of which have already been mentioned, either explicitly or implicitly:(1) Never before was there a brain so massive;
Any owner of a pet, pet, implicitly or implicitly hopes that the reward for feeding, cleaning the cage, visits to the vet will be love, devotion or at least a friendly attitude of the pet.