Sentence examples for implied acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
But one can also interpret such a law, especially in a military dictatorship, as an implied acknowledgment that the Army gains its power through something other than direct democracy.
The grace of this Thanksgiving lies in the humility it implies, the acknowledgment of how much we rely on each other.
Americans may think that the fact that the tobacco companies have been prepared to make deals with some enemies implies an acknowledgment of guilt.Ultimately both sides still have an interest in a broader settlement.
Determinists may say that a belief in free will implies the acknowledgment of the supernatural.
It implies the defeated acknowledgment that if things aren't better by now, they won't be getting better.
"Besides, one of the suspects has expressed his wish for a plea bargain, which implies the full acknowledgment of one's guilt and active cooperation with the police".
This therefore implied the de facto discovery of flerovium, from the acknowledgment of the data for the synthesis of 287Fl and 291Lv, which decay to 283Cn.
This implied the de facto discovery of the livermorium-291 isotope, from the acknowledgment of the data relating to its granddaughter 283Cn, although the livermorium data was not absolutely critical for the demonstration of copernicium's discovery.
But Scott's close family was anything but, and engaged Peter Cartor-Ruck to sue Huntford for libel by implication".I had thanked Peter Scott in the acknowledgments for allowing me to use his archives," Huntford explains, "and he claimed that this implied he agreed with the opinions held about his father in the body of the text.
Its departure implied death.
