Sentence examples for tacitly recognizing that from inspiring English sources

In saying that any impeachment should be "so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan," she was tacitly recognizing that while the Democratic House might vote for articles of impeachment, it would take at least 20 Republican senators to break with the president to muster the two-thirds vote required to remove him from office, which at the moment appears implausible.

Last week, without retreating at all from that position, she appeared to have tacitly recognized that Mr. Heseltine's arguments had considerable support within her party and among businessmen.

By granting both Jawad and Jalal asylum, the UK has tacitly recognized that the brothers face persecution for their political activities— which makes it all the more weird that it otherwise seems so relaxed about human rights abuses on the tiny Gulf island.

The 1967 war led to U.N. Resolution 242, with the Arabs tacitly recognizing Israel.

Officials close to the talks said the two countries had agreed on the broad principle that Serbs in the small Serbian-majority area in northern Kosovo would gain more powers in return for tacitly recognizing the authority of Kosovo's government.

Petrit Selimi, Kosovo's deputy foreign minister, said in a telephone interview from Pristina, Kosovo's capital, that the two countries had agreed in principle on a text under which Serbs in northern Kosovo would gain more powers in return for tacitly recognizing the authority of Kosovo's government.

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The raid on Sunday appeared to be the first step by the Pakistanis that at least tacitly recognized the American and Indian claims.