Sentence examples for Tacit request from inspiring English sources

"Follow me, no matter how crazy it seems" is the tacit request of every production.

So, these calls for leadership always lead to the last practical, and acceptable, avenue -- a tacit request from centrists to keep giving ground in negotiations.

This, I consider to be a spectacular phenomenon; a middle finger to the human race, a defiance of our attempts to rid much of our country of mountain lions, a tacit request to come back.

Future attempts to change prescribing practices should engage both patients and clinicians during the clinical encounter, and should be flexible enough to assist and enable clinicians with different communication styles and degrees of experience to anticipate and respond to a range of explicit or tacit requests for antibiotics from patients [ 38].

The ethics office found that two of the lawmakers -- Peter Visclosky, Democrat of Indiana, and Todd Tiahrt, Republican of Kansas -- may have tacitly tied requests for campaign donations to earmark requests in violation of House rules.

In a scathing report in March that focused partly on Mr. Magliocchetti, the Office of Congressional Ethics found that Mr. Visclosky and a second lawmaker, Representative Todd Tiahrt, a Kansas Republican who also had ties to the PMA Group, may have tacitly tied their requests for campaign contributions to the earmarks they helped facilitate.

Phase 2: 36 in depth interviews were conducted using videotaped vignettes to probe tacit influences on decisions to request support.

PublicStuff refers to requests in cities that have not yet subscribed to its service as "orphan requests," in a tacit acknowledgment of relative futility.

Many analysts have interpreted the absence of those requests as a tacit signal of concern from those who could not vote last week.

But to voters pondering whether to make that second term happen, it amounts to a request for a presidential do-over — a tacit admission that the White House's first-term agenda has been less than successful, and a plea for a second chance to get things right.

When Mexican security officials recaptured him after the tunnel escape last year, Mexico agreed to honor a U.S. extradition request, which some observers viewed as a tacit admission that the Mexican government might not be able to keep Guzmán from escaping again.