Sentence examples for implicitly secure from inspiring English sources
In the current emergency while the French troops are there ostensibly to protect their citizens and other civilians from terrorist attack, they implicitly secure the civilian government against its own military and against mobs like those ginned up by MP-22 and other radical associations.
This ensures that entities on Guest VM cannot implicitly access, modify this introspection code, making it secure.
One of our most unwise moves in trying to secure Russia's support for NATO enlargement was to promise — implicitly or explicitly — that we would not admit any other nations to NATO, beyond the first three.
To the Editor: Although Nicholas D. Kristof in Beijing failed to secure a "Demonstration Permission Document" from the Chinese government that would allow him to mount a protest demonstration against the government, he concludes that the law requiring such permission "implicitly acknowledges the legitimacy of protest".
But I also acknowledge – as Cameron's more even-handed condemnation implicitly does and Blair's over Lebanon in 2006 – that the Israelis do have a case to make against Hamas and its rocket-firing military strategists in Gaza, the blockade against which Muslim Egypt also helps secure.
S=secure (seat belts and doors secure).
The book couldn't address his case directly, since his prosecutors secured a gag agreement, but implicitly shows why his legal battles are so important.
For the 2013 contest, which begins on September 7th, he implicitly set a goal far more daunting than simply securing another trophy as the world's finest sailor: making the America's Cup financially viable.The most striking of Mr Ellison's tweaks was the introduction of a new type of boat, the AC72.
On Tuesday, the TUC approved a motion implicitly contemplating for the first time since the late 1980s withdrawal from the EU, if Cameron secures the dilution of workers rights in any new deal for Britain.
