We had an implicit agreement that we would support each other.

This form of government support amounts to a large implicit subsidy for big banks.

Mr. Yamamoto (Japan) and Mr. Sandoval (Chile) expressed support for the principle of implicit derogation.

Yet, without direct US military support or indirect (and in some cases implicit) political support, it is difficult to imagine that such risky operations would have been launched.

But the Greek Cypriots voted against the plan because their leaders did not live up to the implicit deal with the EU to support it.

But the question of what to do about huge, complex, and seemingly hard to control universal banks that benefit from implicit state support remains unresolved.

The test made explicit what was implicit.

From then on, the sponsors have an implicit right to check on the user s progress, offering support or criticism far more compelling than any stranger could.

Thus, they should allow easy retrieval of so called ad valorem equivalents (AVEs), also called implicit tariffs or implicit rates of protection.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain) expressed firm support for the text as drafted, which did not limit party autonomy and allowed derogations to be either implicit or explicit.

No implicit alliance can be taken for granted.

This implicit subsidy not only costs each country s taxpayers billions of euros it also distorts competition, because not all implicit subsidies are created equal.

On the contrary, because implicit government support for too big to fail banks rises with the amount of risk that they assume, this support may be among the most dangerous subsidies that the world has ever seen.

In addition to direct housing measures, federal, provincial and territorial social assistance programs such as income support for senior citizens or general welfare provide either explicit (through a shelter component) or implicit support to the housing costs of assistance recipients.

However, assumptions about feed quality are implicit in such generalizations.

But making explicit what lies implicit can sharpen US decision making.

Even the consumption of fast food can make an implicit statement.

One such problem is Wall Street s implicit veto over the Fed.

This was all implicit in the European Union s single market initiative.

Implicit or explicit bail out guarantees, moreover, induce too much risk taking.

The threat of retaliation that underpins its strategic effectiveness remains implicit and hypothetical.

Thus, many financial institutions, especially the largest, operate with an implicit government guarantee.

But the former is usually implicit and uncertain, making it vulnerable to default.

In this situation, people no longer had an implicit understanding of their past.

They can be regarded as alternative forms of taxation, albeit implicit rather than explicit.

Moreover, all those cases concerned reservations that were expressly prohibited and not implicit prohibitions.

However, for small countries in particular, the implicit overheads must be taken into account.

They don't offer the implicit, unconscious ties of community that citizens felt in the past.

This document was intended to serve as an implicit acceptance of Israel s right to exist.

This is a clear if implicit repudiation of Mubarak, the sole ruler for 24 years.

It is confidence that if trouble arises the government will support the banks that gives confidence in the banks and, when some governments are in a much stronger position than others, the implicit subsidy is larger for those countries.

They believe that regulators can ring fence capital supporting different business lines, to prevent contagion risk, and perhaps impose a surcharge on large systemic firms, to reflect the price of their implicit support from the central bank and government.

Another shift implicit in Sadat s strategy was to keep Egypt at a distance from pan Arabism.

The bias could be implicit our worldview is shaped by what our friends in industry believe.

Such inequalities were attributable to differences in income levels and to explicit or implicit policy choices.

International cooperation, exemplified by the mutual learning implicit in the E 9 exercise, is also being tapped.

The bonds issued by Fannie and Freddie were widely thought to carry an implicit US government guarantee.

The implicit subsidy to banks means that German banks have an advantage over those of other countries.

However, the concept of non discrimination is integral to the Constitution and is implicit in its content.

But Bush missed another lesson implicit in his analogy the importance of using the soft power of culture.

The implicit immunity from prosecution these groups received in exchange for their demobilization has done little to help.

Furthermore, why do small banks, which have no implicit backing from the government, also have so much leverage?

In the second, more successful, phase, an increasing number of countries adopted either explicit or implicit inflation targets.

Outcomes will be mediated more by actors relative bargaining power than by pre existing implicit or explicit contracts.

Without statistically relevant data for backing and implicit generalization, there is no guarantee that the generalization is correct.