Sentence examples for whether tacit from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's foreign minister, Jose Vicente Rangel, denied that there was any agreement with the guerrilla group, "whether tacit or explicit," though he acknowledged that there had been contacts.

His response, whether tacit or out loud, will be to turn the composer down in favor of a situation where he can "just blow".

It is not clear whether tacit knowledge is itself a species of the ordinary kind of propositional knowledge that intellectualists think know-how is a species of.

Others allow that some actions can be taken as evidence of implicit agreement, but they nonetheless emphasize the importance of actual consent, whether express or tacit.

Still, the recent efforts at atheist philanthropy amount to an admission, whether overt or tacit, that the United States' nonbelievers have lagged far behind believers in generosity.

When the minister further suggested that diplomats sheltering South Sudanese civilians should advise them to go home, I wondered whether this was a tacit reference to the UN.

Some questioned whether it was a tacit acceptance in London that the UK would not land a top economic post like the internal market or trade.

"The act of having agreed to pay that large amount is a tacit admission, whether they admit it or not".

When McConnell was asked about the tentative deal ― whether it was a "tacit endorsement" of Obamacare ― he said Republicans hadn't had a chance to think about the way forward yet and he referred questions to Alexander and Murray.

There is a need to determine where in a given production process the operators are applying tacit knowledge, and whether this is hindering or aiding quality outcomes.

When data is transformed into knowledge, irrespective of whether it is explicit or tacit, the knowledge should be integrated with the systems' lifecycle.