Sentence examples for retain tacit from inspiring English sources
SMEs need to manage their knowledge capital to capture and retain tacit knowledge.
While Kean, for the moment at least, continues to retain the tacit backing of the owners, a further option is Grant.
By the end of the 19th century, Burma had fallen to Britain, Siam was allowed to retain its independence only with the tacit permission of the two powers, and the rest had fallen to France.
The moment endured as a lingering reproach, an ominous reminder of a misstep that threatened the bond of public acquiescence that allows modern monarchs to retain their gilded lives with the tacit consent of citizens never formally required to voice their approval.
But the two leading candidates for the presidency have endorsed a bilateral accord on a residual US force, suggesting the US will retain the physical infrastructure to continue to hold the non-Afghans, and at least the tacit blessing of the Afghan government.
Tragically, however, George W. Bush, while becoming the first President to explicitly endorse the two-state solution, also became the first American leader to tacitly accept the "facts on the ground" and support a solution where Israel would retain control over major settlements.
From its inception, Ms. Reiter's bid had hinged on hopes by her supporters that she would receive the endorsement or at least tacit support of Mr. Giuliani, a Republican with whom she has retained cordial relations since leaving City Hall in 1998 to become president of the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Among the Saadiyat architects, only Gehry has tacitly acknowledged the potential for abuse: in 2009, he retained a human-rights lawyer.
The Obama Administration has tacitly acknowledged that requiring recipients of federal recovery money to count the number of jobs "created or retained" was a bad idea.
