Another test relates to the report's and, implicitly, the reform's level of ambition.

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.

While he would be amenable to the insertion of the words implicitly or explicitly in the draft article itself, he proposed instead that a statement be included in the commentary to the effect that the intention was to permit implicit derogation.

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

Moral conflicts are an intrinsic, irremovable element in human life .

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

By considering a living community sovereign, nationalism implicitly but drastically reduced the relevance of God even when combined with religion and presented in a religious idiom, it was essentially secular.

In some other jurisdictions, the obligation to disclose such information to the public may exist or be implied under general rules on public access to documents and information in the public administration.

No implicit alliance can be taken for granted.

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

But because they sense the neighbors and because they sense the object, they have implicit coordination across the group.

There is either an express or an implied obligation on the part of the State to co operate with the treaty body.

Increasingly, national programmes employ routine opt out HIV testing of pregnant women, even during labour and delivery, without pre test counselling.

The Kremlin s chief ideologist, Vladislav Surkov, has suggested that full democracy presupposes democracy in the head, implying that this desirable mental condition was still a long way off in Russia.

Because runs on banks can trigger widespread distress, governments explicitly guarantee insured deposits and implicitly guarantee all the other debts of mega banks.

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

According to these delegations, the carrier has an implicit obligation to provide accurate and complete information in a timely manner.

Implicitly or explicitly, people take the side of the victims, contribute by sending money to them, declare even suicide bombers legitimate, and move ever further away from support for and defense of Israel.

The blogger and Wikipedian Habib M'henni responded to Amamou's tweet saying HabibMhenni An implicit extension of the state of emergency ending this month

The 'KFC situation' and the so called foreign agendas are fast becoming the protesters' joke of choice.

In other words, an implicit part of the assessment concerns the extent to which the units analysed use the resources available to them.

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

The majority of the Supreme Court of Canada found that an implied negative right not to associate existed but that the legislation was constitutional.

Mainstream parallel programming languages remain either explicitly parallel or (at best) partially implicit, in which a programmer gives the compiler directives for parallelization.

When a voter elected a person to a position of political responsibility, there was an underlying assumption that he or she would in some way impact the voters' affairs.

In an episode recently reported by The New York Times , at one of Putin s informal meetings with Bush, Putin showed the US president his Labrador and said, Bigger, tougher, stronger, faster, meaner than Barney (Bush s dog).

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.

Where half has the implied meaning of incomplete, double implies the different parts of a person's multi racial background compliment each other.

It shall happen, that everyone who is left in your house shall come and bow down to him for a piece of silver and a loaf of bread, and shall say, Please put me into one of the priests' offices, that I may eat a morsel of bread. '

And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left in thine house shall come and crouch to him for a piece of silver and a morsel of bread, and shall say, Put me, I pray thee, into one of the priests' offices, that I may eat a piece of bread.

Such standards may not directly set requirements for the quality of a product but simply give intrinsic preference to the distribution of domestically made products (e.g. labels indicating products' provenance).

Obviously, any failure to cooperate fully with the International Tribunal in The Hague or any incitement, explicit or implicit, to inter ethnic violence would be a very serious setback.

They could point to the precedent set by Hamilton, and had probably invested on the implicit understanding that, if necessary, the federal government would bail out the states again.

Finally, the case studies will analyse the policies adopted by the individual countries that have an explicit or implicit impact on productivity developments.

So far as the violations of human rights of certain religious minorities were concerned, it was evident that tacit support for some forms of violence existed and that certain religious minorities such as the Baha'i were being persecuted.

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.

The fact that we have devoted such great effort to the reform of the Organization and to the High level Meeting's draft outcome document is tacit recognition of that reform's shortcomings and weaknesses and of the need to bring it up to date with our times.

Finally, companies should continue to facilitate an inclusive workplace for everyone, not just LGBT employees. That means shifting from a culture of diversity, with its implicit focus on them, to an inclusiveness centered culture of us.

Secular stagnation and underconsumptionism are terms that betray an underlying pessimism, which, by discouraging spending, not only reinforces a weak economy, but also generates anger, intolerance, and a potential for violence.

In contrast to the chaotic political climate of 1946, the campaign of 1950 proceeded under the implicit understanding that only a strong candidate backed by both the army and the elite would be able to take power.

Big banks ability to extort such an arrangement stems from an implicit threat the financial sector and with it the economy s payment system would collapse if a systemically important bank were ever pushed into insolvency.

The buyer claimed that a reasonable excuse occurs if the seller expressly or impliedly waives his right under article 39 CISG, and that an implied waiver may be derived from an agreement of guarantee entered into by the parties.

It was also true of the portfolio insurance programs that caused the New York Stock Exchange s Black Monday of October 1987. The subsequent introduction of circuit breakers tacitly acknowledged that derivatives can cause disruptions, but the proper conclusions were not drawn.

Rather than reflecting a lack of political will to come together and speak with a single voice on strategic issues the conventional interpretation diverse voices are the result of an implicit choice that Europeans make.

The implication was that the integration of Muslims in Indian society constituted a success story. Muslims, Singh implied, also benefit from the virtues of democracy, a conclusion that Bush happily repeated.