Mr. Yamamoto (Japan) and Mr. Sandoval (Chile) expressed support for the principle of implicit derogation.

Thus, they should allow easy retrieval of so called ad valorem equivalents (AVEs), also called implicit tariffs or implicit rates of protection.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain) expressed firm support for the text as drafted, which did not limit party autonomy and allowed derogations to be either implicit or explicit.

So ballroom dancing, implicit versus explicit very important.

In addition to direct housing measures, federal, provincial and territorial social assistance programs such as income support for senior citizens or general welfare provide either explicit (through a shelter component) or implicit support to the housing costs of assistance recipients.

And I'll get to implicit versus explicit in a moment.

The good news is that these surveys ( www.frdb.org ) suggest that better informed citizens are more supportive of reforms and official estimates of the implicit pension debt would increase the transparency of the intergenerational redistribution implicit in pay as you go systems. Thus, governments stand to gain stronger political support for reforms that cannot be postponed any longer.

Reset all implicit color and graphics state parameters to their defaults.

An implicit faith in you and then you respond to it.

This implicit subsidy not only costs each country s taxpayers billions of euros it also distorts competition, because not all implicit subsidies are created equal. Regardless of its fundamentals, a German bank would be considered safer than an Italian one, because the German government s implicit guarantee is much more valuable than the Italian government s.

In their enthusiasm for creating a single market, European leaders did not recognize that governments provide an implicit subsidy to their banking systems. It is confidence that if trouble arises the government will support the banks that gives confidence in the banks and, when some governments are in a much stronger position than others, the implicit subsidy is larger for those countries.

Then there were implicit commonalities that none of them seemed to be practicing.

Moreover, all those cases concerned reservations that were expressly prohibited and not implicit prohibitions.

However, for small countries in particular, the implicit overheads must be taken into account.

A United Nations plan for unification was accepted by the Turkish part. But the Greek Cypriots voted against the plan because their leaders did not live up to the implicit deal with the EU to support it.

Such inequalities were attributable to differences in income levels and to explicit or implicit policy choices.

Warren s message is simple remove the implicit government subsidies that support the too big to fail banks. That single move would go a long way toward reducing, if not eliminating, crony capitalism and strengthening market competition in the financial sector.

And stewardship's implicit in dominion, because you can't be steward of something if you can't dominate it.

Under no circumstances may the treaty or convention comprise implicit conditions that conflict with its explicit conditions.

By demonstrating its confidence in the renminbi s continued rise, the IMF has reinforced global expectations of and lent implicit support to the renminbi s progress toward internationalization. Whatever challenges China faces, its steady march to the forefront of the global economy is set to continue.

But because they sense the neighbors and because they sense the object, they have implicit coordination across the group.

In most jurisdictions reviewed, such an obligation is implicit, as amendments to normative acts are not effective until published.

As the concept of implicit derogation would be open to interpretation by courts, it would create considerable legal uncertainty.

According to these delegations, the carrier has an implicit obligation to provide accurate and complete information in a timely manner.

It was implicit in treaty practice that the provisions of a private law convention did not derogate from mandatory public law.

Such support can already be found via the various rescue mechanisms above all, the European Stability Mechanism and the implicit guarantees of TARGET 2 that have been erected since the crisis began. But these mechanisms must be distinguished from a regime of more or less automatic, permanent transfers.

I can also understand that sort of implicit criticism in this piece, S tog, which I made when I was living in Copenhagen.

It recalls that it is implicit in the Optional Protocol that States parties make available to the Committee all information at their disposal.

Finally, the case studies will analyse the policies adopted by the individual countries that have an explicit or implicit impact on productivity developments.

In other words, an implicit part of the assessment concerns the extent to which the units analysed use the resources available to them.

And it's not just stewardship and dominion debate, because really, dominion is implicit in stewardship because how could you dominate something you had killed?

In contrast to the past, no Israeli border is now secure, especially the long frontier with Egypt. No implicit alliance can be taken for granted.

The Chairman said he took it that the Commission agreed that derogation could be either explicit or implicit and that that agreement should be reflected in the commentary.

You know, I'm struck by how one of the implicit themes of TED is compassion, these very moving demonstrations we've just seen HIV in Africa, President Clinton last night.

Putin s implicit point was that Christian energy, even if Orthodox, would be more reassuringly certain than Muslim energy for a Western world jittery about stability in the Middle East.

Mr. Nordlander (Sweden) said he was content with the wording of draft article 3 as it stood but would appreciate further enlightenment regarding the issue of explicit and implicit derogation.

The principles of mutual respect, participation and accountability that are implicit in the ideas already put forward in this paper are equally relevant to the development of principles for development partnership.

It is predicated on the belief that the use of stereotyped (often traditional and implicit) ideas, symbols and structures leads to a certain subordination and exclusion of women and of femininity.

Will Germany agree to such a relaxation or, for that matter, to Hollande s implicit demand that the ECB follow Japan s example and loosen monetary policy to drive the exchange rate back down?

It was pointed out by some that the right to reparation was implicit in the right to justice, not only in the legal sense but also from a philosophical and moral standpoint.

Moreover, financial markets underpriced private and sovereign credit risks, in the implicit belief that no one would fail, and that all debts would somehow be made whole, implying weak market discipline on borrowers.

What about the mere praise of martyrs who have died while murdering others? The boundary between implicit and explicit incitement is not easily drawn, but, again, it should be wider rather than narrower.

The Supreme Court found that the CISG did not provide for any specific form requirement for the declaration of avoidance, which could therefore be implicit or even derive from the filing of a lawsuit.

This was all implicit in the European Union s single market initiative. The eurozone went one step further, aiming through monetary unification to eradicate fully the transaction costs associated with national currencies and exchange rate risk.

Moreover, it is implicit, though not explicit, that members will be individuals nominated by their respective Governments as in the case of the Commissioners of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, for example.