So as economic growth rates fall, the implicit compromise between the rulers and the ruled gets more tense, because the authoritarianism is accepted by the population only on the condition that life will get better.
Implicit here is that fabric selection may involve some compromise; for this designer, recycled polyester was an acceptable choice for what constitutes an environmentally sustainable material.
No one questions Mr. Small's energy, but given the compromises implicit in accepting the Reynolds gift there is reason to question his leadership.
In our conversation, the company referred to the KeyOne as BlackBerry's first device without "compromises," an implicit acknowledgement that all previous devices had fallen short of consumer expectations in one way or another.
As the pronounced impairment of explicit declarative learning (ie, episodic memory) associated with AD does not compromise the implicit learning that occurs when patients acquire cue-outcome associations, 31 CBM may be a particularly suitable for use in this population.
Regulators may be compromised by the implicit promise of lucrative employment, should they only look out for the industry during their watch.
That Act, the brainchild of Illinois Democrat Stephen A. Douglas, opened the two named territories to slavery, an implicit repeal of the Missouri Compromise of 1820.
At that time, the simmering disagreement between the free and slave states heated up with the introduction of the Kansas Nebraska Act, proposed by Illinois Democrat Stephen A. Douglas, which would open the Kansas and Nebraska territories to slavery, an implicit repeal of the Missouri Compromise of 1820.
It suggests that "The Alzheimer's Project" comes with an implicit agenda of morale boosting -- and fund-raising -- that could compromise a balanced understanding of this frightening and complicated disease.
"His emphasis on a win-win outcome for the nuclear impasse was an implicit statement that Iran is willing to compromise".
