Sentence examples for implicit push from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain gave explicit support to France and an implicit push to Washington and European allies to do more in West Africa to fight radical Islamic terrorism.

What is known is that the cartel pulled back 1.7 million barrels a day of supply early last year after the Bush administration, in effect, gave producers its implicit blessing to push prices up from their then languishing $49.90 a barrel.

And if you invest in mutual funds, you're probably one of the shareholders whose implicit pressure is pushing banks to raise fees to maintain profit margins.

… A task for which she has the support of my group but also the implicit task of pushing us to streamline and optimize our tools and methods to fit the needs of the analysis".

An implicit aim was to push people who were not motivated to find employment to do so by threatening them with having to work for free or losing their benefits.

In the 1940s and 50s, when he'd just started drawing his bulging throngs of well-endowed men, Laaksonen was pushing against the implicit assumption that masculinity was antithetical to homosexuality.

In the 1940s and 50s, when he'd just started drawing his bulging throngs of well-endowed men, Laaksonen was pushing against the implicit assumption that masculinity was antithetical to homosexuality.

Another negative aspect of trauma-focused diagnostic exploration could be that patients will be pushed in an implicit or explicit way to remember or to talk about traumatic events.

Adding implicit debt, such as pension liabilities, pushes the ratio to three times as high.In this section How are the mighty fallen Gangsters cornered Can Simeon depart in peace?

There is this implicit force in the universe that constantly pushes societies to fight.

But you can't push it too far, it must remain implicit.