Sentence examples for directly or implicitly from inspiring English sources

While discussing contemporary Iraq, many Iranians refer directly or implicitly to the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq whichwhiconsumedmed at least half a million Iranian lives and caused untold misery.

All nine nuclear powers — the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, Israeli, India, Pakistan, and North Korea — have directly or implicitly rejected the treaty, which will not take force until fifty countries ratify it, the step after signing it.

He acknowledged that the Libyans had raised Megrahi at every turn in their burgeoning diplomatic relationship, but said that Megrahi's release was "never directly or implicitly" linked to any deal.

If the company acknowledges, directly or implicitly, that she was responsible for the wrongdoing at The News of the World, it could be difficult to maintain that she alone made poor choices in the matter.

The Delaware-based company plan to use the raised funds to invest in mortgage-backed securities directly or implicitly guaranteed by the U.S. government.

Forcing companies to transfer technology or setup research centres as a condition of market access (localisation policies), Issuing or threatening to issue compulsory licenses for cutting-edge drugs, Mandating local technical standards or certifications to ensure local production, Directly or implicitly supporting government-sponsored theft of intellectual property, especially over the Internet.

But directly elicited or implicitly accepted willingness to pay for ecosystem services requires consumers to have improbable understanding of processes: willingness to pay for final products, services or disservices delivered to the consumer is a more appropriate basis.

Hopelessness (n = 19) is also either directly stated or implicitly described in some of these responses.

According to the department, the new rule closes the loophole by requiring reporting on "actions, conduct or communications that are undertaken with an object, explicitly or implicitly, directly or indirectly, to affect an employee's decisions regarding his or her representation or collective bargaining rights".

Message content in anti-smoking public service announcements (PSAs) can be delivered explicitly (directly with concrete statements) or implicitly (indirectly via metaphor), and the method of delivery may affect the efficacy of those PSAs.

Existing methods either implement this idea of q-gram filtering (Navarro et al., 2005) directly (Weese et al., 2009), or implicitly rely on it (Li and Durbin, 2009).