Sixth, it is necessary to prevent a situation whereby silence on the part of the Russian Federation could be invoked against it in the future as a tacit acceptance of or acquiescence in the claims of Turkmenistan.

The Tacit Knowledge Economy

Again, the tacit rules said otherwise.

The key to this puzzle is tacit knowledge.

It is quite distinct theoretically from the notion of acquiescence.

Tacit knowledge is acquired mostly through learning by doing.

Until recently, both sides adhered to this tacit contract.

In other cases consent is tacit or even irrelevant.

Stagnation is a tacit collective choice made by a country s majority.

It produces the tacit knowledge that is crucial in a crisis.

Silence and acquiescence formed the basis of the relations between the parties during the proceedings.

Furthermore, the term conduct encompassed both action and inaction acquiescence for example, was regarded as an act.

The current situation amounted to tacit acceptance of discrimination based on class, race, gender and age.

Indeed, international acquiescence to the situation created by Israel s victory in 1967 proved to be extremely short lived.

After all, genuine leadership cannot come from raw power, but only from other states consent or tacit acceptance.

Silence can be presumed to be tacit acceptance that rapid increases in long term asset price are warranted.

The tacit reluctance of men to support women's self fulfillment, as a direct result of persistent sociocultural attitudes.

There are at least two possible explanations of the outcome, in addition to Soviet acquiescence to America s superior nuclear firepower.

In this case, silence could have provided a basis for establishing acquiescence to the claims made by these two countries.

Moreover, tacit knowledge is vast and growing, so that only a miniscule fraction of it fits in anybody s head.

Such talks, Turkey fears, would offer tacit acknowledgement that Iraqi Kurds have won a degree of autonomy from Baghdad.

It is easier to move brains than it is to move tacit knowledge into brains, and not only in Mexico.

The Temple of Preah Vihar case shows the extremely close relationship between the various forms of State conduct estoppel, silence and acquiescence.

How do they create and mobilize coherent teams of people in new economic activities if the requisite tacit knowledge is missing?

Recent research at Harvard University s Center for International Development (CID) suggests that tacit knowledge flows through amazingly slow and narrow channels.

Nevertheless, the absence of protest from States parties should not be read as tacit acceptance by them of the incompatible reservation.

The hard fought independence of the former Soviet republics must not be tacitly traded away in acquiescence to Russia s desire for regional hegemony.

But the five big countries now also on the Council will expect to be consulted their acquiescence on key questions cannot simply be assumed.

But resigned acquiescence in whatever Putin s regime chooses to do would only confirm it in its belief that it now holds all the cards.

We must abandon Popper s tacit assumption that political discourse aims at a better understanding of reality and reintroduce it as an explicit requirement.

While some commentators were hopeful that the agreement meant that Hamas would give its tacit support to Abbas s negotiating strategy, this is doubtful.

The bottom line is that urbanization, schooling, and Internet access are woefully insufficient to transmit effectively the tacit knowledge required to be productive.

Perhaps that would be enough to reassure everyone that policymakers current acquiescence in a prolonged slump was a horrible mistake that will not be repeated.

A perceived change in American behavior under the Obama administration may facilitate Khamenei s support for, or at least acquiescence in, an electoral victory by Mousavi.

From a reading of the above cited paragraph it is clear that a fundamental issue underlying the decision was the consideration of silence as acquiescence.

Italian society s tacit acceptance of such behavior has become more openly acknowledged in recent years, thanks perhaps to Berlusconi and his vast media holdings.

Mexico s government and military had established a tacit, semi violent, corrupt, but effective modus vivendi with the drug cartels since the early 1970 s.

Implementing Agenda 21 in such a way to keep, preserve traditional and tacit knowledge avoiding the research of innovation for the sake of innovation.

That's all it is, but that's all that's needed because what it does is it takes the tacit information available to the whole population everybody knows where the violence is, but no one person knows what everyone knows and it takes that tacit information and it aggregates it, and it maps it and it makes it public.

Moreover, the Fed has left the door open to more quantitative easing next year a tacit acknowledgement that the recovery will be long and sluggish.

Ethiopia's illegal occupation of our sovereign territories, with the apparent acquiescence of the Security Council, has hampered our development objectives and activities, imposing substantial losses on our economy.

UN Security Council Resolution 1973, which authorized the current mission to protect Libyans, had the explicit or tacit agreement of the Security Council s five veto wielding powers.

It is interesting to note that in the reasoning of the Court the elements of estoppel and acquiescence are combined, as Judge Fitzmaurice points out in his separate opinion

As long as the Saudi regime meets America s oil needs and fights Islamist radicals, it will continue to receive US support and silence and hence its tacit consent.

Were an Asian country like China to rise to the top, it would not need the same level of regional cooperation and acquiescence to maintain its position and military footholds.