Sentence examples for implicit endorsement from from inspiring English sources

Mr. McBride won the support of local political officials for the job, as well as an implicit endorsement from President Thabo Mbeki.

Given the famously close relationship between Adelson and the Prime Minister, many in Israel took that declaration as an implicit endorsement from Netanyahu.

Cathay has received an implicit endorsement from Beijing that it will have a future in a country where firms controlled by foreigners can never be entirely confident of their footing.

("I'm Israel's Biggest Friend," the headline over one photograph of the candidate read). Given the famously close relationship between Adelson and the Prime Minister, many in Israel took that declaration as an implicit endorsement from Netanyahu.

Mr. Gallois's call to arms received an implicit endorsement from the International Monetary Fund, which called on the French government Monday to overhaul the labor market and focus on "quality fiscal adjustment in order to strengthen incentives to work and invest".

In fighting for their economic policies, perhaps they should start to point out that they have at least an implicit endorsement from the Fed.

Under the banner of fighting terrorism, he hopes to win implicit endorsement for Beijing's continuing efforts to beat back any moves toward independence in Xinjiang.

Most of the papers that were reconciled 'towards stronger rejection' went from explicit to implicit endorsement, or from implicit endorsement to no position.

And in addition to the implicit endorsement Chase is buying from local non-profits, Chase is buying their silence.

Hanson neglects to mention that this implicit endorsement of "destructive wrath" comes not from Thucydides but from Cleon.

** Hanson neglects to mention that this implicit endorsement of "destructive wrath" comes not from Thucydides but from Cleon.