Examples of using Was implicitly in English and their translations into Russian
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Physics until the 19th century was implicitly and sometimes explicitly based on philosophical realism.
In order to make colors a part of a film's explanatory action andto utilize it as a motivation in the drama they had to wait for the cinematic vision that was implicitly shared in that era, to mature.
It was implicitly endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 52/12 B of 19 December 1997.
And… of course with this message I was implicitly telling them the security was really just a joke.
It became obvious that in 1993 the gross value added calculated on the basis of the survey was overestimated andthat a part of the value added created in the hidden economy was implicitly included into the official GDP figure.
For example, this mandate was implicitly included in Security Council resolution 1912(2010) on the situation of Timor-Leste.
If a function was not previously declared andits name occurred in an expression followed by a left parenthesis, it was implicitly declared as a function that returns an int and nothing was assumed about its arguments.
Whether he was implicitly responsible for the problems or just a blind overseer of the company's mismanagement is really a moot point at this time;
To affirm that terrorists violated human rights was implicitly to elevate them to a legal status equal to that of States.
The model was implicitly endorsed by the Assembly in its resolution 52/12 B of 19 December 1997 and has been applied in numerous Security Council resolutions.
When a State carried out orauthorized an activity, it was implicitly authorizing the predictable consequences of such activity.
Time-release for SRs was implicitly acknowledged by the General Assembly through its decision to limit the continuous release of elected SRs(full or part-time) to a maximum of four years A/RES/51/226.
The formidable impact of terror on the level of sober consciousness had the peculiar quality of undermining the certainty that the reality of everyday life was implicitly real, the certainty that I, in matters of ordinary reality, could provide myself with consensus indefinitely.
Much violence against children was implicitly condoned by society or legally sanctioned and remained hidden or unrecorded.
Rather, it considers that the advice featured in the System of National Accounts, 1993(1993 SNA) United Nations, System of National Accounts, 1993, Statistical Papers, Series F, No. 2, Rev.4(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.94. XVII.4); see sect. 16.103, items(a) and(b);this recommendation was implicitly accepted by the international statistical community and explicitly by the five organizations under whose aegis the 1993 SNA was published.
It considered that that provision was implicitly aimed at nuclear weapons, whose use inevitably entailed such consequences.
The Committee was implicitly adopting a more advanced position concerning the right to guarantee(or protection), and I did not therefore feel the need to give a specific opinion on this point, although I had done so for other aspects of the Views.
Incredibly, the administration claims instead that the surveillance was implicitly authorized when Congress voted to use force against those who attacked us on September 11.
However, piracy was implicitly included, usually by a reference to the gravity of the sentences imposed, as an extraditable offence under general domestic criminal law and in international conventions to which Greece was a party.
While some speakers seemed to be of the view that the need for a communications procedure was implicitly recognized in the Convention others expressed doubts in that regard and indicated that the issue needed further discussion.
Equality between women and men was implicitly recognized by the Constitution; however, in February 2002, an explicit guarantee of equality had been incorporated into the Constitution in order to provide for redress in cases of discrimination and to guarantee both women and men their rights and freedoms, particularly in respect of equal access to elected and public office.
The Government of Quebec concludes that the right to commercial outdoor advertising in a language of the authors' choice"is not protected by any of the provisions of the Covenant and, even if such a right was implicitly provided for therein, the Charter of the French Language, as amended by Bill 178, in terms of any possible infringement of such a right, is reasonable and designed to achieve objectives compatible with the Covenant.
In the past, risk management was implicitly part of the accountability system; the establishment of a formal ERM policy and procedures would rightly make it explicit.
However, it considered that that point was implicitly covered by the phrase"effective available domestic remedies.
While the authenticity of the fax was implicitly confirmed during the trial, the reporter and newspaper were cleared of all charges on 17 April 2007.
The existence of such a requirement was implicitly affirmed in the Lacoste case, although it was held that the claimant had not been subjected to harsh treatment.
Natasha's anxiety about the sense of her life was implicitly represented from the very beginning of the therapy(the general background to her complaints was vague discontent with the events in her life), but only supervision enabled to articulate it clearly.
Any negotiation ordiscussion on international migration was implicitly underpinned by the well-settled principle under international law that all States had the sovereign right to control admission to their territory and to regulate the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals.
Indeed, the value of strategic guiding documentation was implicitly recognized by the General Assembly itself in recommending that the Secretary-General's report entitled"Road map towards the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration" be considered as a useful guide in the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
In the first operator'switch', the program processes the errors that are implicitly overcomable, i.e., the errors can be considered as temporary difficulties in performing of the trade.