implied recognition

"Some thought it was improper, because it implied recognition of the military regime," one said.

-until he realized that the formal words implied recognition as an adult.

Some bishops - those in Scotland, for example - have indicated that they could not attend if attendance implied recognition of women as bishops.

The Constitution itself contains an implied recognition of it beyond what may justly be implied from the express grants.

This decision was controversial because it implied recognition of the Confederacy as a separate nation under international law, a notion that Lincoln steadfastly denied.

Nowhere, nowhere was an implied recognition of inherent authority under the Constitution to deter and prevent future acts of terrorism.

If the priest were certain that Galactic Law had indeed broken down irreparably, it would feel free to ignore this unpalatable parole and its implied recognition of neo-chimpanzee sapiency.

Much to Dirksen's disappointment, Hitler informed him that he wished for an anti-Soviet understanding with Poland, which Dirksen protested implied recognition of the German-Polish border.

Besides Rizal, the only other Filipinos currently given implied recognition as national heroes are revolutionary Andres Bonifacio and Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr.

She believed it to be an "implied recognition of the PLO" and hoped that the next step would be an official meeting between the Israeli government and the PLO.

Their endorsement of francophone fiction implied recognition that, since the postwar Nouveau Roman, or New Novel, French literature has cut itself off from the world with its navel-gazing obsession with text over narrative.

Ziad Dia, a Hamas participant in the talks with Fatah, said in a statement that any document that even implied recognition of "the Zionist entity and ceding an inch of Palestine" would be rejected.

Rizal and Bonifacio, however, are given the implied recognition of being national heroes because they are commemorated annually nationwide - Rizal Day on 30 December and Bonifacio Day on 30 November.

Philosophically, this implied recognition of the existence and power of such common pleasures could be Epicurean, or some other form of hedonism: that is, the holding of pleasure (which can be obtained in various ways, including abstinence) to be the greatest good.

The extension of the FPA's territorial scope to Western Sahara represents an act of implied recognition by the Union of an unlawful territorial situation representing a continuing violation of ius cogens norms since over thirty years.