Sentence examples for implicit military from inspiring English sources

The United States has its largest regional base in Qatar and it is more likely to become an unwilling participant in a regional conflict than before President Trump's disruptive visit, which has given carte blanche and implicit military backing to oppressive rulers and has put Iran (Shia) and Saudi Arabia (Sunni) on a collision course.

The contention — implied or implicit — that military tribunals are closed proceedings and that a civilian trial, by contrast, is open, is simply not true.

Thus began a classic, implicit arrangement in military-to-military engagements.

But on Monday night he doubled down on the implicit threat of military action, tweeting: "We continue to pursue all paths to disconnect the illegitimate Maduro regime from its sources of revenue and ensure that interim President Guaidó and the Venezuelan people have the resources and support they need to bring democracy back to Venezuela".

That proposal contains the implicit threat of immediate military action if Iraq resists.

That he's on this show, and extremely competitive, is an implicit rebuke to the military that kept him at arm's length.

TO THE military dangers implicit in waging war against Iraq alongside the Americans, Tony Blair must now add growing political risk at home.

The military disaster implicit in this inefficient structure was made even more likely by deep social cleavages in the German command.

That review reflected an implicit recognition that the military and political aims of the American campaign needed to be better coordinated.

On January 24th, Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, issued an implicit endorsement of Israeli military action in the occupied territories, saying that "the president understands the reason for it", and that it "is up to Chairman Arafat to demonstrate the leadership to combat terrorism".

Behind this rhetoric is an implicit threat to use military force against Iran.