Sentence examples for tacitly agreeing that from inspiring English sources

The U.S. appears to be managing Turkey's concerns by tacitly agreeing that Syrian Kurdish forces will not be allowed to pass into areas west of the Euphrates river, according to Aaron Stein, a Turkey expert at the Atlantic Council.

We had tacitly agreed that day that only conscience could judge the choices we had made.

American officials largely, if tacitly, agree that China manipulates the value of its currency to aid its economy.

Bennett and I had tacitly agreed that they should learn about the real world later rather than sooner.

That is why Germany and Poland have tacitly agreed that the path toward a rapprochement with Russia cannot yet be achieved through delving into the past.

Her paycheck and retirement plan have been on autopilot, because Ms. Doe and her company have tacitly agreed that she cannot be trusted to make the right decisions.

When Mr. Chirac conceded, French and German leaders tacitly agreed that Mr. Duisenberg would retire before the end of his eight-year term and that he would be succeeded by a French president.

Some days the waiting area was as hushed as a funeral home, as if we had all tacitly agreed that we were attending unexpected dress rehearsals for our own deaths.

Though some critics have said pot tourism may bring an increase of illegal activity to the US cities, therefore hurting their reputations and keeping out family tourism, most appear to tacitly agree that marijuana will bring money to both states' coffers.

So do the majority of Argentine football fans now tacitly agree that the Peru game was subject to government interference?

So do the majority of Argentine soccer fans now tacitly agree that the Peru game was subject to government interference?