Sentence examples for implicit to do from inspiring English sources

I kept wondering how any occupying power, including the Coalition Provisional Authority, intended to keep a country stable with no effective control of borders, with not even any plan, explicit or implicit, to do so.

Luckily there is a bit of Play magic (also known as implicit conversion) to do just that.

Communicating this option for flexibility gave her team members implicit permission to do what they needed to do their best work.

Japanese officials signaled this weekend that they will continue to intervene to preserve "stable" exchange rates, and the American-approved denunciation of "excessive volatility" may have given them implicit permission to do so.

"I believe," she said, "that Mr. Andy Fastow would not have put his hands in the Enron candy jar without an explicit or implicit approval to do so by Mr. Skilling".

Rather oddly, there hasn't been much discussion of formally extending something like deposit insurance to the short-term liabilities of shadow banks; but as it stands, there's probably enough of an implicit guarantee to do the job.

I wonder how often our children interpret our effort to encourage them as an implicit instruction to do "whatever it takes" to rise to the top.

The implicit connection is to do with our role as observers.

You may want to take the IAT at the Web site Project Implicit and encourage others to do the same.

But perhaps the ultimate argument against the implicit promise of immortality has to do with a simple biological fact: if we were to rejuvenate our brains, Hayflick argues, we might lose the most precious thing we have: our sense of self.

These shortcomings have mostly to do with implicit hydrogen atoms and inline abbreviations.