Sentence examples for tacit dissent from inspiring English sources
The percentage of voters who opt, in the Indonesian term, for golput, or the "white party"—ie, do not vote or else spoil their ballots was widely watched in the Suharto days as a measure of tacit dissent.
She argues that consent to specific propositions cannot be extended to closely related ones, and that the lack of explicit dissent cannot be taken as tacit or implied consent.
Amid the GOP's tacit acceptance of mob violence as normal dissent -- no leading Republican has clearly urged it yet to stop -- progressives and unions are starting to make some progress in getting the voices of pro-reform citizens heard, as reported yesterday by In These Times.
But he has tacitly encouraged a divisive culture, intolerant of dissent.
The Observer accused Corbyn of tacitly encouraging "a divisive culture, intolerant of dissent" and said his leadership "has also been racked by incompetence".
All residents of a state have tacitly consented to its actions but only those who fail to make some sign of dissent to its unjust wars, have consented to its waging these wars, at least if there are signs of dissent that are relatively easy to make and are not too costly.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
So, by tacit agreement, they fought-fought.
