Sentence examples for a tacit acceptance from inspiring English sources

That much emerged clearly when David Blunkett, the education secretary, announced that his department will spend £68m to exempt 50,000 of the poorest English students from fees and to provide grants of up to £1,000 for mature students—a tacit acceptance that fees have caused hardship in some cases.This, however, is unlikely to be the end of the story.

This is what they did with iTunes and downloads half a decade ago, but there appears to be a tacit acceptance that confining themselves to one service in 2015 is a fool's errand.

The site is a tacit acceptance of the new ways pupils want to learn.

The researchers also found a tacit acceptance by prison staff of both pornography and masturbation.

"This system has a tacit acceptance of the ethnic confessional divide of Iraqis," Mr. Rubaie said.

There is no animosity or visible jealousy, just a tacit acceptance of changed circumstances.

Where some observers heard optimism, others heard a tacit acceptance of failure after the Knicks fell short of their goals.

Mr Blair's vision of "ending isolation" involves a tacit acceptance that Britain will eventually join the single European currency.

This latest protest could even be seen as a tacit acceptance by democrats of China's refusal to allow universal suffrage in 2007 and 2008.

On May 11th, Bill Clinton's apologies were broadcast on state television, two days after they were first made, suggesting a tacit acceptance of them.

Reeve's appointment is a tacit acceptance that last year's reliance upon "Yorkshireness" was a mistake but there will be no incoming transfers.