Switzerland's unusual political system, based not only on direct democracy but also on a broad-ranging federal government, includes a tacit power-sharing arrangement among the four biggest parties, known as the "magic formula".
What was then emerging was a kind of tacit sharing of power between the local Hindu magnates and the essentially town-based Muslim aristocracy as a crucial source of political stability.
What gives the show additional significance, he said, is that it tacitly underscores the power of Los Angeles and Southern California over the rest of the state and perhaps even the nation.
Mr. Vilas tells people that by simply staying with the energy company they have, they are tacitly endorsing a power grid that derives nearly 50percentt of its output from coal-fired generation.
The multiple linear regression fit of F10.7, Ap, and Dst to the observed SABER NO power tacitly assumes that these parameters adequately capture the processes associated with solar UV and geomagnetic effects that ultimately result in infrared cooling to space by NO.
Mr. Adams, a former United Nations lawyer, said Mr. Hun Sen is one of "a group of strongmen who through politically motivated violence, control of the security forces, massive corruption and the tacit support of foreign powers have been able to remain in power for 10,000 days".
The Writer Responds The writers' replies range from full support to total rejection of nuclear power, with tacit agreement on one point: no expressed desire to see fossil fuels in our energy future.
But that is a tacit admission of the power of psychological suggestion, and no amount of positive thinking can cover up the effect on Shrewsbury's psyche of so many blank shopfronts, so many commercial properties to let.
This paper studies the effects of seller concentration and static market power on tacit collusion in extensively repeated laboratory posted-offer markets.
He is believed to have the backing of the powerful Revolutionary Guards security force, as well as the tacit support of Khamenei, whose powers outrank those of the elected president but who normally steers clear of day-to-day politics.
Indeed, his rapid emergence as the leading candidate to become prime minister suggests that he is already beginning to seal the tacit endorsement of party power-brokers.
