Sentence examples for tacitly accepting from inspiring English sources

Accepting billions in federal dollars and expanding care to the uninsured would mean tacitly accepting the reality of Obamacare.

By accepting the argument that spending cuts could deepen or prolong the recession, Mr. Kyl and other Republicans are also tacitly accepting Keynesian economic theory.

"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".

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

Because to the extent that we invest in a business and provide it with capital – however small an amount that is – we're tacitly accepting its business practices, whatever they may be, even if we don't necessarily endorse them.

After tacitly accepting the decline in the dollar for years to help exports, Bush administration officials are now talking about the need for a stronger dollar, a reflection of the pain being inflicted on Americans by high gasoline prices.

These are fictions of consensus, fictions that are tacitly accepted and not publicly denounced because their acceptance insures a satisfactory compromise with mutually acceptable and desirable results.

The FARC has tacitly accepted this.

Although that demand has provoked considerable grumbling among the Malians, the French have tacitly accepted it.

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

In savvier parts of the establishment, that relationship is now tacitly accepted.