Examples of using Is implied in English and their translations into Polish
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Privacy is implied.
As is implied in our Lord's statement
The"help us" is implied.
This is implied also in the Apostle's statement,
There are lower forms of worship as is implied here.
In your very question is implied that we have to reconnect ourselves.
using our services your agreement to this Policy is implied.
What, then, we would inquire, is implied in this office of headship?
When this option is specified,-q off, turning off the display of the current IRQ, is implied.
Yes, it is this thought of what is implied in the term children of God,
This is implied in Moses' statement,"The Egyptians whom ye have seen this day ye shall see again no more forever.
Yes; his continuance of life, if obedient, is implied in the threatening of death if disobedient.
Separatism is implied in the very word“church,” which comes from the Greek word ekklesia meaning“a called-out assembly.”.
The Trinity of Trinities is the final expression of all that is implied in the fifteen triunities and associated triodities.
consent is implied.
That he meant nationally is implied also by his expectation that"Jewish Irredentalism" would precede it six months.
she had an opportunity to be acquainted with the broad spectrum of law areas that is implied on this field of study.
According to the Prefect, a young lady(it is implied she is royalty)
when his consent is implied.
one which is implied, but never explicitly stated in Scripture.
Her perpetually virginal state is implied in the Song of Solomon,
the transmission of which is implied in the use of Internet communication protocol.
A network of voluntary students is implied directly to help other young people,
provided that no loss of detail is implied and no bold type positions are affected.
where consent is implied by the parties' agreement,
That the Corinthian brethren were greatly pleased with the masterful ability of Apollos as a teacher of the truth is implied by the fact that some of them were disposed to say that they were followers of Apollos, while others, also sectarian in spirit, claimed to be followers of Paul, and others of Peter--all of which sectarianism the Apostle distinctly reproved subsequently in his epistle to them.-- 1 Cor.
At least, that's what Mr. Goldman is implying.
No one is implying that we would be. .
We have to go. No one is implying that we would be. .
No one is implying that we would be Godzilla's.