Sentence examples for implicit position from inspiring English sources

A common British establishment view – and the implicit position of The Iron Lady – is that while Thatcher took harsh measures and "went too far", it was necessary medicine to restore the sick economy of the 1970s to healthy growth.

The provoked values establish the grounds for the writers to affiliate the putative readers with these implicit positions.

It's about explicit and implicit location.

Those involved in infant feeding families, their social networks and the health service hold different explicit or implicit philosophical positions of idealism or realism about infant feeding.

Another view, though, is implicit in the position of many second and third century church fathers, some western Christian Platonists, and the Eastern Orthodox Church as a whole.[1] The Trinitarian views of Ralph Cudworth (1617 88) are fairly typical of this position.

Implicit in this position is an impatience with the left for refusing to acknowledge the reams of statistics deployed by the right and the role of trade in making the world a safer, healthier, less violent place.

But is there something to be said for the German position implicit here, that a proven willingness to integrate deeply into the host society should be a precondition for an freehold place in that society?

Several layers of disciplinary actions and surveillance, explicit and implicit, underline the position of children in public places.

Both focused on political and ethical issues and showed little direct concern with metaphysical questions, but one can find metaphysical views implicit in their positions.

"I think that position is implicit and has been implicit in the discussions we've been having with Steve, Mooradd said.

An implicit historical situation?