Sentence examples for tacitly admitted from inspiring English sources

The MOD took its just-in-time procurement policy too far, as it has tacitly admitted.

But he tacitly admitted that the new rules did not go far enough.

The IDF has tacitly admitted it may not find, let alone destroy, the entire network.

He tacitly admitted that the process by which he took office was flawed.

By way of tweaks during collective bargaining, the league has tacitly admitted some culpability in the struggle of the W.N.B.A.

Giambi, who tacitly admitted to using steroids in an article in USA Today last month, faces a deadline of Wednesday.

And the government tacitly admits that some undeserving claimants will continue to receive benefits.

Fifa has determined on a more robust approach, tacitly admitting it could have taken more direct action in the past.

Are we tacitly admitting that people with disabilities of whatever sort are damaged goods we'd be better off without?

By tacitly admitting to USA Today last month that he had used steroids, Giambi created questions about his past actions.

Some of them tacitly admit that they were lying to us all those years when they helped sell the idea that physical beauty is everything.