Thus, it is possible to believe that affirming that a child's diet is not healthy would be equivalent to admitting (explicitly or not) to an inappropriate maternal behavior worthy of reprimand or blame.
When you ask for help, you have to admit (explicitly or implicitly) that you can't do something on your own.
In entering into talks with BAE, EADS — the parent company of Airbus, the commercial aircraft maker — "effectively admitted weakness, explicitly acknowledging Airbus's cyclicality," said Nick Cunningham, an aerospace analyst at Agency Partners in London.
"Songs of Travel" is a heading that could cover almost anything in the Austrian-German song literature, as Mr. Blier admitted both explicitly in his notes and implicitly in beginning the program with one of the most familiar items from that literature, Schubert's "Das Wandern".
Sexual assault was not one of the acts Muller admitted to explicitly, according to the plea agreement, but the deal does include a provision that his sentence could be adjusted because one of the victims was sexually exploited.
Media reports, however biased, are explicitly admitted, with no forensic scrutiny.
Mr Brown explicitly admitted that any measures the Government brings forward will be "unfunded" and require significant extra borrowing.
"In your interviews with him, Mr. Posada never explicitly admitted to the bombing campaign, is that correct?" Mr. Hernandez asked.
Though rarely explicitly admitted by those involved, there is an understanding that corporate political donations buy access and favourable treatment in policy development and legislation.
