Betekenis van:
implicit
implicit
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- being without doubt or reserve
"implicit trust"
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implicit
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- implied though not directly expressed; inherent in the nature of something
"an implicit agreement not to raise the subject"
"there was implicit criticism in his voice"
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Voorbeeldzinnen
- We had an implicit agreement that we would support each other.
- Correction implicit deduction for hybrid instruments compensation
- This implicit credit assessment has to meet the Eurosystem credit quality threshold. No implicit credit assessment is derived for issuers/guarantors belonging to class 3.
- This implicit credit assessment has to meet the Eurosystem credit quality threshold.
- This implicit assessment has to meet the Eurosystem credit quality threshold.
- French law does not recognise an implicit guarantee: any guarantee provided by the State must be enshrined in a law.
- For that purpose, capacity shall be allocated only by means of explicit (capacity) or implicit (capacity and energy) auctions.
- For this purpose, capacity shall be allocated only by means of explicit (capacity) or implicit (capacity and energy) auctions.
- Please also provide implicit price assumptions. If available, include statistics prepared by the public and/or independent sources.
- If no such notification has been made by the end of that period, this shall be deemed to constitute implicit acceptance.
- Letter dated 22.7.2003 from the Directorate for the Budget, captioned ‘Listing of the implicit or explicit guarantees granted by the State’.
- An average of the daily credit balances and the daily debit balances is then calculated to derive the average monthly stock for the denominator of the implicit rates.
- If it were found that there was an implicit State guarantee, it would in any event be necessary in order to ensure continuity of the public service.
- Hence, for example the implicit state guarantee has been the same both before and after the entry into force of the EEA Agreement.
- As a result of being publicly owned institutions, German public banks had traditionally benefited from an implicit State guarantee, the so-called Anstaltslast.