Sentence examples for implicitly issued from inspiring English sources

It implicitly issued a warning about the danger of monetising debt by printing money.

Therefore in these countries the benefit package for outpatient care is regulated rather implicitly through decrees issued by national or regional health authorities describing the obligation of physicians to provide those benefits that are considered necessary.

But three council members who had attended the rally and followed Ms. Quinn when she left issued statements implicitly supporting her.

Producers had argued that the I.R.S. investigation unfairly questioned chemical processes that the agency had already implicitly approved when it issued the rulings.

Senator Michael B. Enzi, a Wyoming Republican and the only accountant in the Senate, issued a statement implicitly critical of the selection process.

North Korea, which has long been branded as a "rogue state," today issued a statement implicitly approving approving United States-led efforts to combat world terrorism.

12 47 p.m. | New York City's public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, just issued a statement implicitly criticizing the Bloomberg administration's recent actions concerning the safety of construction cranes and accusing the Department of Buildings of being "asleep at the wheel".

To heighten the tension, the editors -- the tough-guy crime writer Nicholas Blincoe, 36, and the rave-scene novelist Matt Thorne, 27 -- required their contributors to sign a 10-point manifesto implicitly modeled on the one issued by the filmmakers of Dogma 95.

Sartre dealt implicitly with issue of race in many of his works, beginning with Being and Nothingness.

In response to these "blatant" violations of Bosnian air space, and implicitly of resolution 781, the UN Security Council issued Resolution 816.

Separately, the office of President Kim Dae Jung issued a statement on Thursday implicitly asking South Koreans to tone down the weekly vigils outside the American Embassy here.