Sentence examples for tacitly accept that from inspiring English sources

Or it can tacitly accept that Iran is not going to stop enriching.

Or perhaps, in the interest of comity, it will tacitly accept that most Europeans don't want to send more troops to Afghanistan, spend more on defense or on economic stimuli, impose tougher economic sanctions on Iran, or stand firm against any of Russia's many demands.

To do otherwise is to tacitly accept that some will still be employed on poverty wages.

Already, India tacitly accept that the Edgbaston Test is beyond them.

Many tacitly accept that their performance will soon become subject to much more intense scrutiny, and that they will have to adopt sensible industry standards for valuing their portfolios.

And yet there's a deep resentment of working women who offload their domestic tasks on to someone else, even as we tacitly accept that that's what working men have done for decades.

That eased pressure from abroad, with the US, Britain and others tacitly accepting that Mubarak was unlikely to leave office before September.

The Trump phenomenon is the monster we have slowly but surely created through decades of allowing our public schools to crumble, of tacitly accepting that 19percentt of high school graduates can't read, and of sitting back as the wealth and opportunity gap between poor and privileged Americans becomes virtually unbridgeable.

It is tacitly accepted that no lives have been lost, and US diplomacy has not collapsed in the sunlight.

"What is bold and strategically important about this is that they are tacitly accepting that they will never get digital youth to pay for music".

The House of Commons is a bearpit and those participating have tacitly accepted that the usual rules of polite discourse need not apply.