Sentence examples for an implicit approval from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush's statement at a news conference on Jan . 8that "I think it's time to get all this business behind us," was noted by both sides as an implicit approval of the negotiations.

The analysis comes close to giving an implicit approval to the Bush administration's furious pursuit of Saddam Hussein as a "perfectly normal" course of action, while relegating Europeans to permanent timidity in a world teeming with rogue bears.

We thought it would be too much -- because of an implicit approval of violence, not because of the priest.

"I believe," she said, "that Mr. Andy Fastow would not have put his hands in the Enron candy jar without an explicit or implicit approval to do so by Mr. Skilling".

Sitting at the same table with Mr. Skilling, she testified: "I believe that Mr. Andy Fastow would not have put his hand in the Enron candy jar without an explicit or implicit approval" from Mr. Skilling.

The warehouse manager had apparently been stealing the equivalent of five cars a night for years, "with the implicit approval of GM's partner".

The protagonist has the very Walter White esque handicap of terminal cancer, by this point a proven strong narrative device that allows the character to commit desperate acts with the audience's implicit approval and prompts a deep soul search within the character.

Most atheists I know who reject the idea of participating in interfaith work do so in part because they assume that, in order to participate, everyone must bite his or her tongue and play nice, and that participation in this kind of movement lends our implicit approval to "faith" as a concept and rallying point.

Coke, of course, wanted to showcase its products and imprint a brand preference on young minds, with educators' implicit approval.

As a result, individuals who are involved in malfeasance are given implicit approval to prolong their self-serving actions.

Those liberties are slowly leading to more political ones: With the implicit approval of the authorities, the country is developing a vigorous, irreverent, often critical discourse on the Internet.