Sentence examples for tacitly tolerating from inspiring English sources

Do we feel confident about that, or do we think that they're just tacitly tolerating it?

Selective pressure on one leader to apologize for a comment about lying, while tacitly tolerating the undeniable lies of another leader is, at best, a sign of our political immaturity.

The result has been a fracturing between the nationalist Syrian Arabs, who lead the anti-Assad resistance, and the majority of the Syrian Kurds, who have carved out their own semi-autonomous regions in the northern part of the country while tacitly tolerating the Assad regime in some places.

Originally banned under Gamal Abdel Nasser, it was tacitly tolerated under his successor, Anwar Sadat.

But there is also a sense that awful stuff is being tacitly tolerated, as the seriousness of what is happening is either underestimated or completely ignored.

But it seemed, for a few years, that gay life here flourished, either largely unnoticed amid more pressing issues, like terrorism and a government crackdown on radical Islamic activists, or tacitly tolerated.

The greater resistance came from Turkey, Syria and Jordan, whose considerable illegal trade with Iraq has been tacitly tolerated by the United States because of the considerable trade they lost to the sanctions.

Statistics showing that some institutions have higher rates of assault than others are consistent with the finding of the rape commission, which reported that some prisons had successfully created an atmosphere of safety while others tacitly tolerated assaults.

And yet, the selling of sex is tacitly tolerated in most parts of the world.

That was noteworthy because Assad's enemies have often accused him of tolerating Isis or tacitly cooperating with it in order to split rebel ranks and present himself as a secular bulwark against al-Qaida and jihadi fanaticism.

They tacitly support discrimination that favors women.