Sentence examples for implicitly placed from inspiring English sources

Yet in so doing, it implicitly placed what it considered the long-term interests of the firm ahead of the immediate interests of owners.

The statement also said the families strongly condemn the comments made this week by Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman Bettison, and describes the "monumental" scale of the wrongdoing and cover-up that will leave an "indelible stain on the reputations of those authorities in whom the public implicitly placed their trust".

Tranter also hit out at the snobbery of those who implicitly place single dramas ahead of returning series.

The stickers don't just give a too blunt message on safe riding, the word choice implicitly places the responsibility for safety on the cyclist, not the driver.

Governments implicitly place a dollar value on a human life when they decide how much is to be spent on health care programs and how much on other public goods that are not directed toward saving lives.

And it implicitly places the majority of the blame for the region's violence on the Palestinians without recognizing that Israeli occupation, land-grabbing and settlement expansion are the root cause of much of the recent bloodshed.

And then she implicitly places that single issue on a lower moral plain than racism and sexism.

Obama may take some satisfaction in implicitly placing the US..Congress in a choice between U.S.' traditional European/NATO allies or PM Netanyahu.

That provision gives to state legislatures the power to determine the manner of appointing electors and implicitly places some limits on the ability of other organs of state government to interfere with the exercise of that power.

For instance: "ECEC" stands for education and care which implicitly places a greater emphasis on education.

"ECEC" stands for education and care which implicitly places a greater emphasis on education.