Examples of using Intimation in English and their translations into Spanish
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Yes, your intimations are right.
Such visits may be conducted without prior intimation.
Let me catch every intimation of his will.
And therefore, the mind is capable of receiving the intimation.
Is not sorrow the intimation of ignorance?
An intimation must come from the Spirit to do this and that”.
Title One: First intimation of the crime(15-28).
The intimation for my scholarship… hasn't reached Padmavati Institute yet.
Wilton, was another deliberate intimation to Christendom.
I see no intimation of mercy, excepting through Christ.
Imagination alone offers me some intimation of what can be.
They had no intimation that Krishna would come.
Chayamansa are used to treat diabetes, intimation and obesity.
Hence comes the intimation about the infernal flame.
BE FORWARD reserved the rights of canceling any fraud/incomplete order without any prior intimation in written orverbal.
There are clear intimations of the Trinity in the Old Testament.
Such reservations, whenever identified prior to check-in, will be treated as null and void andwill be cancelled instantly, without any prior intimation.
Just the intimation of something like this can ruin someone's career.
On 25 June Napoleon received from Fouché,the president of the newly appointed Provisional Government(and Napoleon's former police chief), an intimation that he must leave Paris.
This verse carries intimations of grand things-beyond the beyond.
We said: the mind, the brain, must be completely aware during the day- attentive to what is happening both outwardly and inwardly, aware of the inward reactions to the outer with its strains evoking reactions,attentive to the intimation of the unconscious- and then at the end of the day it must take all that into account.
There was some intimation that maybe he was changing his name…'cause of a racial thing.
He argues that“the language of the Bible makes clear that it is the whole man which sleeps,not merely a part. No intimation is given that man sleeps only as to his body, and that he is wakeful and conscious as to his soul.” Answer.
What intimations can we find in this of the possibility of its non-reproduction?
This veiled vision brings with her an intimation of the supernatural world that lies beyond nature.
The intimation, which certainly reflects more generally upon the exhibition, seems to be that while we may now be lost souls in the material world, each of us was once a Teenage Jesus and the divine remains ever within reach.
This tyrannical mandate is not mitigated by any intimation of the merciful manner in which the human autocrat should treat the creatures thus subjected to his capricious will.
Except as so provided, an intimation, public declaration or announcement that a party will terminate or withdraw from a treaty in certain events, or unless certain conditions are fulfilled, does not constitute an actual notice of termination or withdrawal, and will require to be completed by an unconditional notice in due course.
Not surprisingly, there is also no intimation of the issue of traditional knowledge or of indigenous peoples' particular concerns with regard to ownership of intellectual property.
Better organization in the form of advance intimation of the monthly programme of work, information posted on the Council's United Nations web site and on the web sites of the Missions of Member States holding the presidency of the Council for a particular month, and wrap-up sessions are all positive developments in the move towards transparency in the Council's functioning.