tacit acceptance

Examples (20)

• His silence on the matter was interpreted as tacit acceptance of the new policy.
• The board's silence was interpreted as tacit acceptance of the proposal.
• By not raising any objections, the committee members gave their tacit acceptance to the plan.
• By staying in the room, he gave his tacit acceptance to the plan.
• The international community's lack of immediate action was seen as a tacit acceptance of the situation.
• There was a tacit acceptance among the staff that the rules could be bent.
• Continuing to work under the new conditions constituted their tacit acceptance of the terms.
• The government's failure to intervene was seen as tacit acceptance of the situation.
• There was a tacit acceptance between the old rivals that this time they would work together.
• She took his lack of objection as tacit acceptance of her decision.
• The plan moved forward on the basis of what was assumed to be everyone's tacit acceptance.
• Their continued cooperation implied a tacit acceptance of the new terms.
• We cannot proceed with mere tacit acceptance; we require a signed agreement from all parties.
• Tacit acceptance of these conditions is required for the deal to proceed.
• Her quiet smile was the only sign of her tacit acceptance of his apology.
• The treaty was based on the tacit acceptance of existing borders.
• Over the years, a tacit acceptance of the unofficial holiday grew within the company.
• Without a formal vote, the committee reached a point of tacit acceptance.
• If no one voices a concern by Friday, we will take it as tacit acceptance to proceed.
• Years of silence led to the tacit acceptance of the status quo.