Sentence examples for tacitly permitted from inspiring English sources

So we got a loophole that tacitly permitted semi-quotas without officially endorsing them.

An Obama spokesman said in response that Mrs. Clinton had tacitly permitted similar spending without comment.

Sihanouk adopted a position of neutrality in the Vietnam conflict and tacitly permitted Vietnamese communists to use sanctuaries inside Cambodia.

The Israeli government, despite criticism from rightist opposition leaders, has tacitly permitted the exploration effort, renouncing any sovereignty over the Mediterranean waters directly off the Gaza Strip.

The death of a senior Haqqani commander in the tribal belt is an embarrassment to the Pakistani military, which has for years fended off American accusations that it has tacitly permitted the militant group to use Pakistan's tribal regions as a base for attacks inside Afghanistan.

Ukrainian officials refused to either rally with the Entente or negotiate border treaties with Romania, but tacitly permitted Deleu, Bocu, Ghibu and other Transylvanian Romanians activists who worked against Austria-Hungary to work on UNR territory.

The press association "could not approve of any arrangement that would tacitly permit any group to discriminate against journalists representing views of which they disapprove," Ms. Cahill wrote in a letter to the Brussels press corps this week.

Dr Rowan Williams' assertion that "there is not systematic persecution of Christians, apart from certain sects" tacitly permits the Chinese government to continue in their practices and attitudes towards organised religion.

The Pakistani government tacitly permits CIA-operated unmanned aircraft to target terrorist sites and militants up to 50 miles inside the country, and there have been reports of helicopter-borne raids into Pakistani territory.

In one of the most contentious debates that emerged from the war, Western historians and their governments throughout the cold war accused Stalin of deliberately holding back the Red Army from aiding the Polish uprising in Warsaw in 1944, thus tacitly permitting German forces to destroy the beleaguered Polish Home Army.

The phrase, one of conceptual artist Jenny Holzer's "Truisms," has become a rallying cry for members of the art world who are speaking out against a culture that tacitly permits sexual assault at the hands of powerful men. .