Sentence examples for implicitly granted from inspiring English sources

Machete-wielding monks and militants, implicitly granted a license to kill, have been a blot on our nation and the government's recent commitment to change.

In 1988, Gbagbo returned from exile to Côte d'Ivoire after Houphouët-Boigny implicitly granted him forgiveness by declaring that "the tree did not get angry at the bird".

That award would be shared with those patients (and their attorneys) involved in the earlier claims who implicitly granted access to their data.

Judge Swain directed Peter Madoff to report to prison on Feb. 6, implicitly granting a request that he not be incarcerated until after his granddaughter's bat mitzvah in late January.

When we reach unthinkingly for a familiar brand, "we implicitly grant authority — and trust — to what manufacturers have told us, that a product is 'safe.' " But doesn't surrendering to corporate marketers cut both ways?

Those who don't, meanwhile, are implicitly granting those who are elected the freedom to do as they please.

In fact, the argument that two years isn't "nearly enough time" implicitly grants license for administrative incompetence and practices that inadequately address new teachers' professional needs.

His arguments concerned thought experiments in which the validity of the theory, at least at a rudimentary level, is implicitly taken for granted.

Also, to the best of our knowledge, the important issue emphasized in Step (N.3) has been completely ignored up to now, since apparently it was implicitly taken for granted that the cost of replication, as given by a solution to a suitable BSDE, is a fair price of the contract.

Thus, while the woman may have granted permission implicitly by not refusing outright, anal intercourse was not something she decided to do in any conscious way.

While older doctors with longer tenures were granted professional authorities implicitly, on grounds of clinical experience, compeers in age and tenure exerted similar influences through more direct and frequent interactions.