Sentence examples for tacitly approving from inspiring English sources

Now that the Islamists have taken over the Quneitra crossing, the Israeli government may be tacitly approving of Mr Assad's bombing of rebel positions inside the narrow demilitarised zone.

Arnold Pickman, an archaeologist from New York who was researching the cultural history of Mount Merino and South Bay several years ago under a contract with the Army Corps of Engineers, ultimately concluded that by minimizing the impact of industrialization, the artists were tacitly approving of it.

The board has accused Nitschke of tacitly approving the suicide of Perth man Nigel Brayley, 45, who killed himself in May last year while he was under investigation for his involvement in the murder of his wife and the disappearance of a former girlfriend.

This tacitly approving silent majority, after all, keep voting for him on the RA poll in droves.

By all rights, the whole thing should play out just as President Nixon wants, with Ali behind bars and the court tacitly approving of the events in Southeast Asia, but the case goes in a wildly different direction.

I have a hard time believing Justin.tv executives are sitting there ignoring UFC streams, or even tacitly approving of their presence.

L.B.J., by his silence, tacitly approves the plan.

Perhaps officials tacitly approved of the demonstrations at first.

As such, analysts say, top authorities have tacitly approved Bo's defiant performance.

In the past, the government tacitly approved of the discriminatory tactics saying that it understood local residents' fear of Aum.

To think that The New York Times would tacitly approve the practice by printing this anecdote is unconscionable.