Sentence examples for implied recognition from inspiring English sources

South Africa objected to releasing the frozen money in part "because it implied recognition" of the rebels, one American official said, but ultimately relented after the sanction committee's decision deleted explicit reference to the rebel council.

This was clearly a reference to the Sunnis, and implied recognition that to bring them fully on board, much more will have to be done than simply giving them some seats in government.

Nowhere, nowhere was an implied recognition of inherent authority under the Constitution to deter and prevent future acts of terrorism.

His speech was also an implied recognition that the case for the union has been made in a tone that is too negative, especially when the speakers have been his Tory colleagues.

During a public update on the safeguard policy review in April, the World Bank unveiled plans to restrict the application of its Indigenous Peoples Policy in Africa, citing pressure from African governments who balk at the term "indigenous" and the implied recognition of the rights that indigenous peoples hold under international law.

The Hamas-Fatah coalition deal sidestepped recognition, saying the government would seek a Palestinian state alongside Israel, which implies recognition.

Becoming the loyal opposition in Nineveh might imply recognition of Mosul's political authority over the whole region.

Mrs. Merkel said that that "doesn't imply recognition as the only partner for talks, but it is a partner".

But progress has foundered on Turkish-Cypriot demands for direct trade and Greek-Cypriot blocking of any project that implies recognition of the authorities in the Turkish north.

But he insisted this did not imply recognition of the Greek-Cypriot government.On messageThe Inter-American Development Bank chose as its new president Luis Alberto Moreno, Colombia's ambassador to the United States.

Turkey had signed the protocol, but also issued a statement that this did not imply recognition of the Greek-Cypriot government.Such non-recognition, declared Yannis Valinakis, Greece's deputy foreign minister, "will cast a shadow over Turkey's accession talks".