However, it is clear from our study that per diems also have other tacit purposes, including providing salary support to individuals and their families.
The slow amelioration of inequality was tacitly understood as a collective purpose, shared by all political parties.
For 60 years after the first world war, the gap between Britain's rich and poor steadily narrowed – the decades when, in Mount's words, "the slow amelioration of inequality was tacitly understood as a collective purpose, shared by all political parties".
The very theme of the Republicans' evening, "prosperity with a purpose," contained a tacit acknowledgment that the economy is hardy, a fact that could ultimately be expected to help Mr. Gore.
'Communities of practice' or 'knowledge networks' involve the sharing of explicit or tacit knowledge for a collective purpose.
We adopted a two-step methods framework by Ambrosini and Bowman [ 22] with the specific purpose of eliciting tacit knowledge: individual interviews followed by a focus group at each site.
The relaxation is, presumably, a product of tacit consent and coordination for purposes of sociability and social harmony.
WHEN Mahbub ul Haq was in what he called the "western citadels of learning" of Cambridge, Yale and Harvard in the 1950s, there was, he said, a "tacit assumption" in economics that the real purpose of development was to increase national income.
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.
For practical purposes we tacitly recognize these civil marriages even if they don't quite meet our theological standards.
