Examples of using Has implied in English and their translations into Spanish
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The defendant has implied no such thing.
And that, we suggest,is what the carved scene has implied for Pacal.
This has implied a considerable growth. Strategy.
However, the business has implied a lot of conflict.
This has implied a great improvement in the simulation of vibrations.
People also translate
Dealing properly with these indicators has implied numerous changes.
Your opponent has implied that you have nothing to say about crime.
For the current round one should keep in mind that the 2005 round has implied major changes in the methodological aspects as well as in the governance.
Ochoa has implied changes in the role of tribunals in constitutional order.
The establishment in the country of the adversarial criminal system has implied for the Colombian State an immense effort in budgetary and human resources and infrastructure.
This has implied, for example, difficulties to raise debt and equity finance;
Professor Summerlee has implied that I have been lying.
This has implied more efficient planning processes and has facilitated coordination in the field for the rationalisation of cultivations with the producers of coca leafs.
However, historically this has implied the negation of the multiple cultures in many of our countries.
This has implied major losses, since it has been necessary to sell to markets located further away, with the resulting higher marketing and distribution costs.
The evolution of Mexican democracy has implied new experiences with political life and customs for a broad segment of the Mexican electorate.
This has implied major losses, since it has been necessary to sell to markets located further away, with the resultant higher marketing and distribution costs.
The temporary nature of agricultural work has implied that the temporary agricultural workers living in the cities also participate in the urban labour market.
This process has implied a renovation of the energy which circulates in our emotional body.
As its own name has implied we are facing a house built under a limited budget.
This situation has implied large transfers of real resources to Africa's trading partners.
This strategy has implied important changes in the behaviour and the structure of the Cuban economy.
Every return to Libya has implied the planning and monitoring by Italy of the removal of the people concerned to their Country of origin.
The construction has implied a government investment of 83.9 million dollars, becoming the most relevant and complex infrastructure of the Chaco route.
The Russian Federation has implied that it would need a clear mandate from the United Nations and the CSCE for the better accomplishment of its peace-keeping activities.
The shift to targeted sanctions has implied corresponding changes in the methodological approaches used to assess the impacts of sanctions on third States.
A change that has implied a step back in the use of this tax asset with respect to the new regulations that had just been introduced by the tax reform, allowing for a 60% compensation.
The recent enlargement of the premises has implied the creation of 40 new shops, national and International firms, most of which have trusted Airtècnics for the adaptation of their spaces.
The reform of the country's public health system has implied a significant step towards the framing of policies framed within a rights perspective and ensuring that the entire population will receive care in the event of specified diseases.
An increased demand has implied a greater workload, as well as a larger variety and more in-depth analysis of thematic areas within the framework of the different geographic areas covered by the different subregional organizations.
