Sentence examples for implicitly endorse from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know if I wanted to even implicitly endorse a show about rich people's expensive status symbols," he said.

Some school officials have tried to ban Harry Potter books from schools, saying that they implicitly endorse witchcraft and Satanism.

When Republican leaders fail to challenge this claim, they implicitly endorse the assumption that high-income individuals currently bear the entire burden of high tax rates.

It is dispiriting that you implicitly endorse this administration's readiness to wage wars unjustified by national defense at the unconscionable expense of life and riches.

But many European analysts have concluded that the Germans, who have been among the most wary of an expanded role for the bank, will implicitly endorse a bolder intervention in the markets if European nations accept more intrusive rules.

"When the Administration finally puts on the table internationally accepted principles for a settlement — principles I offered and America and Europe implicitly endorse — Netanyahu will face an impossible dilemma," Olmert said.

President Obama has implicitly endorsed such an approach.

Critics have said the agreement contains too little arms control & implicitly endorses a continuing arms race.

That they are voting, and thus implicitly endorsing representative democracy, is presumably a good sign.

The Chancellor also implicitly endorsed the more monetary activist approach of Mr Draghi.

By doing so, it implicitly endorsed Irbil's expansive claims of contracting and territorial authority.