Sentence examples for tacit decision from inspiring English sources

I think there has been a tacit decision by many unions that they are unwilling to accept significant concessions for current workers to forestall layoffs".

Even though these plans were surely explained to me ahead of time, the effect is one of dreamlike disorientation, followed by a deep breath and a tacit decision to follow Mr. Murray's lead.

"There has been a tacit decision" to react defensively and by nonmilitary means in the face of continuing jihadi terrorist strikes, Manoj Joshi, a member of India's National Security Council Advisory Board, told me.

Also active users cannot add new decision knowledge to the running system; this holds for tacit decisions added by decision memos but also structured substance data.

In terms of the generic construction process, this suggests that child poverty approaches based on the monetary method often suffer from implicit and tacit decision-making, especially with respect to purpose and concept.

There are conflicting accounts about this, some suggesting it is a tacit political decision, others saying it is merely a bureaucratic delay.

That tacit awareness of decisions and consequences is one of the things that Richard Williams, the director of Camp Tommy since 1974, aims to teach the boys aged 12 to 15 who visit his camp every year.

The decision tacitly acknowledges what always gets lost in the stem cell debate: that the people donating these embryos are their parents.

More work is needed to understand the role of tacit knowledge in decision-making and practice.

Phase 2: 36 in depth interviews were conducted using videotaped vignettes to probe tacit influences on decisions to request support.

Newly elected Mayor de Blasio gave his tacit approval to the decision by stating the city would accept Judge Scheindlin's decision and withdrawal the appeal.