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If an Icelandic sentence has a translation in English, and the English sentence has a translation in Swahili, then indirectly, this will provide a Swahili translation for the Icelandic sentence.
His letter indirectly refers to the matter.
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Willing you over-look this pedigree, and when you find him evenly derived from his most famed of famous ancestors, Edward the Third, he bids you then resign your crown and kingdom, indirectly held from him, the native and true challenger.
It was rented, you know, to Mr Marriott. It was rented indirectly through my bank.
So you're implying that I indirectly caused my husband's death?
Well, I am abjectly sorry for anything I might have had to do, indirectly with your multiple choice.
I got it indirectly through an ex-Congressman named Owynn.
You say you got it indirectly, from Owynn?
They might. indirectly.
This subject was then provided indirectly with certain historical and interpretive data concerning his fellow subjects.
There is some evidence to suggest the potential telepathic intensity varies indirectly as the square of the distance between two telepathists.
According to declarations you signed, and to testimonies you denounced the Clandestine Central Committee to the Gestapo thus indirectly provoking the execution of Fucik.
So. this heretic, who has been excommunicated by the Church, could be directly or indirectly responsible for the crime which has desecrated this holy house.
Why didn't you do business with him? Yeah, well, we have, indirectly. Gallant suggested to March that he use Hecht as a go-between with us.
Yes, sir. indirectly.
Maybe he was exposed indirectly, like Cadet Janklow was. Maybe some people are more receptive to the signal. What, like human antennae?
In a way, I suppose, they were grateful to you. for indirectly you had brought them closer together than either of them had ever dreamed.
King Louis XIV, uh, a distant relative of mine. uh, indirectly. when home, never passed a maid without dusting the floor with his hat.
Your are saying I indirectly caused his death?
Indirectly, yes, the Earth being one of his creations.
Thus, indirectly, to the man who ordered the murder.
Indirectly.
I know he's fine, I heard that indirectly.
Indirectly, I did.
Indirectly?
Edward the Third, he bids you then resign your crown and kingdom, indirectly held from him, the native and true challenger.
It was rented to Mr. Marriott indirectly through my bank.
So you see I was right, we hadn't done any business with Phillips, only indirectly.
Well, indirectly?
Indirectly by the owners.
Abraham Silver for one thing belongs to the Quil and Pen society which receives the funds indirectly from Moscow.
The planets were imagined to go around the Earth attached to perfect crystal spheres but not attached directly to the spheres but indirectly through a kind of off-center wheel.
Of course, I'm indirectly responsible for what happened.
A prominent banker, irreproachable professionals industrialists, and a famous lawyer are directly and indirectly the financiers and beneficiaries of an important drug ring.
Indirectly, yes.
I am convinced the Marquis cannot express affection except indirectly- -through the cruelty that is the inverse of tenderness.
Indirectly, though, Paul was always present in my father's thoughts.
News and current affairs
It thus sometimes achieved indirectly what could not be done directly: the leveraging of American influence to promote human rights.
Thus, EMU members indirectly share the liability for fellow countries' private-sector debt, which for this reason should be monitored within the EMU's surveillance framework.
Since 1979, these MEPs have been elected direct rather than indirectly from national parliaments.
Equity holdings are somewhat more concentrated, but many middle class Americans have still benefited indirectly through their pension funds.
Such improvement in the lives and earning potential of poor people could indirectly help with the other challenges; after all, more prosperous people tend to be healthier, better fed, and more highly educated.
Jobs are created directly in the organization providing the network and indirectly in the supply chain.
Although high oil prices look like a tax on business activity that depresses aggregate demand, they also raise inflation, both directly and indirectly.
The collapse of Ukraine would be a tremendous loss for NATO and indirectly for the EU and the US.
Neither Europe's leaders nor its citizens seem to recognize that Russia's attack on Ukraine is indirectly an assault on the EU and its principles of governance.
So efforts at Islamic unification are at most only indirectly the result of relative economic backwardness.
NEW HAVEN - Could the television image we've all seen of the Greenland ice cap crumbling into the ocean because of global warming somehow - indirectly and psychologically - be partly responsible for high oil and other commodity prices?
By helping your blood relatives, you are indirectly promoting the reproduction of copies of your own genes - copies that just happen to reside inside your kin.
Leaders directly manage those who report to them, and they manage indirectly by establishing and maintaining systems for their institutions.
Moreover, the altruist does not have to suffer for his good deeds; on the contrary, he often benefits indirectly from them, while the selfish actor often creates misery for himself as well as others.
Completing the process depends directly and indirectly on how Armenians and Azerbaijan work to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Reinforcing both countries' military capacities indirectly reinforces those of the EU.
But Germans still own indirectly the houses they live in through their investments with life-insurance companies and savings societies, which own and manage a large proportion of the country's housing estates.
In an interview a few months ago, Wang Hongzhang, the chairman of China Construction Bank, indirectly expressed his subdued enthusiasm for Europe.
As it happened, some of the largest imbalances that fueled the current crisis arose in the private sector - and the euro's introduction was indirectly responsible.
A law restricting transport strikes took effect on January 1, and Sarkozy intends to break the 35-hour workweek, albeit indirectly.
Across-the-board upgrading of human capital will improve income distribution both directly and indirectly (by reducing the supply of lower-skill workers relative to demand).
In fact, hardline demands by the country's US government creditors after World War I contributed to deep financial instability in Germany and other parts of Europe, and indirectly to the rise of Adolf Hitler in 1933.
The system protects not only the unemployed, who can continue to pay their mortgages and interest, but also indirectly the banks, because their loans to households are repaid even in times of recession.
Many of these fish are consumed indirectly - ground up and fed to factory-farmed chicken or fish.
To build on this, consumers and markets also need to send signals to companies that directly or indirectly support slash-and-burn farming.