Sentence examples for tacitly extended from inspiring English sources

The phrase "these new people" generally signified people who had moved to California after the Second World War but was tacitly extended back to include the migration from the Dust Bowl during the nineteen-thirties, and often further.

The delegation of power shall be tacitly extended for periods of an identical duration, unless the European Parliament or the Council opposes such extension not later than three months before the end of each period.

Correcting inconsistencies, such as references to articles on implementing acts in the delegation of power, references to non-existent provisions, etc. as well as changing indeterminate period of delegation of power to five years, tacitly extended for identical periods of time.

These states, at least tacitly Muslim, never extended their control to the southern grasslands except to raid for slaves.

There's a tipping point, in the world of breastfeeding advocates: they are evangelical to the point of dogmatism about the desirability of breastfeeding an under-two, go a bit quiet between two and three, then back right off, on the tacit understanding that extended breastfeeders make them all look weird.

In societies with deep social networks, Putnam noted, people tend to engage in reciprocal acts of service or assistance on the tacit understanding that a benefit extended by one person to another will be returned in kind in the future.

Yildirim, 60, said constitutional change was a necessity to legitimize the existing situation, tacit acknowledgment that Erdogan has extended the traditionally ceremonial role of the Turkish presidency.

Maintaining silence and extending tacit approval of existing policy are political acts.

As this season progressed and McCarthy moved closer to the end of his contract, which the club confirmed on Thursday would not be extended beyond this campaign, there was tacit acceptance the writing was on the wall.

Like me, many now feel compelled to undertake postgraduate education, just to have something else on the CV (in a rare piece of good news, the government has extended tuition loans to graduate students, perhaps in tacit recognition of the problem).

For his trips to Cuba, Mr. Benes had the administration's tacit blessing but was acting largely on his own, following an invitation extended by Cuban agents in Panama.