tacit recognition उदाहरण वाक्य

But now, in tacit recognition of Fujimori's gradual political resurrection, the beleaguered government of President Alejandro Toledo is not rushing to secure his return to Lima, even for a trial.
In tacit recognition of the influence of the monks, Mrs . Kumaratunga hastened to the holy city of Kandy on Saturday to reassure them that the plan would protect the rights of the Sinhalese.
U . S . troubleshooter Richard Holbrooke ventured into besieged Kosovo on Wednesday and met for the first time with ethnic Albanian fighters _ tacit recognition of the Kosovo Liberation Army's growing strength.
The counterinsurgency plan was a " tacit recognition that the American effort . . . to create an [ South Vietnamese ] army that could provide stability and internal security . . . had failed.
But in tacit recognition of the influence of the monks, Mrs . Kumaratunga hastened to the holy city of Kandy on Saturday to reassure them that the plan would protect the rights of the Sinhalese.

He was prepared to give tacit recognition to the Catholic hierarchy, and even gave an interview to Archbishop Dublin, whose homely face, plain dress and lack of ostentation made a poor impression on him.
Wal-Mart discontinued its once heavily advertised " Buy America " program, which contained a pledge to use domestic suppliers wherever possible, in 1998 in tacit recognition of its dependence on foreign suppliers.
While the pollster, Stanley Greenberg, stopped short of warning that candidates should distance themselves from the president, his recommendation amounted to a tacit recognition that Clinton's weaknesses could damage Democrats'prospects in November.
The bill calls for the federal government to split the cost of the $ 7.8 billion project with the state of Florida, a tacit recognition of the federal government's role in damaging the Everglades.
But observers saw the unprecedented meeting as tacit recognition that the fast-growing KLA, which has the support of increasing numbers of Kosovo's majority Albanians, must be taken into account in any political settlement.