Sentence examples for implicit to the from inspiring English sources

Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle should begin by asking the Congressional Budget Office to update its scoring of American commitments — explicit and implicit — to the fund.

Implicit to the current discussion is the concept of broadband competition.

There is narrowness implicit to the agreement, given that the companies can still pursue legal action that could harm their core businesses.

Griesemer argues that thinking in broader terms of reproducers avoids the presupposition of evolved coding mechanisms implicit to the concept of replicators.

However, due to technical limitations, no further corrections were applied for plasma input function, plasma protein binding, and non-specific binding which are implicit to the DV calculation.

Following Aljaafreh and Lantolf (1994), the menu of meditational strategies offered here was arranged from the most abstract (implicit) to the most concrete (explicit).

The remark contained an implicit reference to the US constitution as well as the teachings of the Bible.

As an implicit reply to the environmentalists, Mr. Barber has erected what he lightly calls "nature's revenge".

The (implicit) promise to the developing world that adoption of the neoliberal model of good governance and limited rights will inexorably lead to western economic standards is fraudulent.

The result is not only a thrilling sprawl of work, but also an implicit invitation to the audience to play an active part in understanding it.

But it's much more profitable to read it, to tease out its implicit challenge to the socially constructed notion of "good" food.