If profits are high, then we can afford to take corporations down a peg or two, is the implicit logic of the populist movement.
Jones would surely have appreciated the implicit logic of Andrew Lewis's setting of Fern Hill, given its premiere here.
But they leave us tired and achy, thus satisfying the implicit logic of the Protestant work ethic: if it's hurting, it must be working.
Through more than six decades of custom, the public have accepted the Queen's own implicit logic: that the monarchy can endure, so long as it stays out of politics.
This was the implicit logic behind the development of deductible donations in Britain in the 1920s, when donors began to covenant part of their income to charities, and thereby avoid paying tax on it.Rob Reich of Stanford University offers a robust counter to this view.
That, at least, is the implicit logic of the populist movement.
The implicit logic of this conclusion is that the interests of family members are not consistent with each other's demands, and the relationship between personal interests and family interests is separate and competing.
Since justification logics provide explicit justifications, while conventional logics of knowledge provide an implicit knowledge operator, it is natural to consider combining the two in a single system.
"While some may perceive an implicit power imbalance in such costuming, designers are driven less by the logic of politics than by that of fashion, which is typically more concerned with an aesthetic of surfaces rather than the specifics of cultural context".
Those algebraic studies assumed somehow an implicit conception of what is the process by which to associate with any given logic a class of algebras as its natural class.
