Implicit in that stance, she said, is a recognition that an active role would inevitably cloud a potential Bush administration, as well as his political future.
Implicit in this stance is the emphasis on a systems-level view of biology, which considers ensembles of interacting parts (genes, proteins etc).
There's a meek political correctness to this stance: an implicit "dance is no more important than any other art form" demurral that quite often makes me feel rebelliously contrary.
9 54 p.m. Holt questions Clinton's stance on "implicit bias" of police.
Her very stance, with its implicit built-in shrug, seems to be saying, "How could it have been otherwise?" Quietly but insistently Ms. Ruehl has made Mr. Albee's case that for an artist, character is fate.
It takes a critical stance on the implicit methodological nationalism in transition studies' socio-technical regime concept and proposes an alternative 'global' regime perspective that embraces the increasingly multi-scalar actor networks and institutional rationalities, which influence transition dynamics beyond national or regional borders.
Implicit in this pro-Myhrvold stance is that knowledge is an absolute good; if some understanding of the inner workings of food is good, then more is better.
And deposits enjoy an implicit state guarantee.
At a news conference yesterday on Fifth Avenue with Kenny (Babyface) Edmonds to talk about the International AIDS Trust, Mr. Clinton said, "We are living in the most interdependent world in all of human history," an implicit criticism of W.'s go-it-alone stance.
We settled upon critical literacy, the ability and stance of readers to interrogate the implicit "statements" of a text, because we believed that as teachers' critical literacy skills increased so too was the likelihood that they could positively promote the critical literacy skills of their students.
