Sentences with phrase «tacit acceptance»

In effect, this case can be read as tacit acceptance of AG Cruz Villalón in his Opinion in Fransson, who proposed that the oversight by the Court of the exercise of public authority by the Member States be limited to those cases where there was «a specific interest of the Union in ensuring that that exercise of public authority accords with the interpretation of the fundamental rights by the Union».

Because contributors have the opportunity to add, edit or delete whatever content they choose, preserving information from earlier versions is taken as tacit acceptance of its quality.

Bellah's argument that greater self - consciousness about religious symbolism tends to be accompanied by a greater emphasis on personal interpretation and a decline in tacit acceptance of official creeds is also supported by a variety of evidence.

Reason for despair: The continued tacit acceptance of deep racial and social segregation across most of our school system, from prekindergarten through colleges and grad schools.

As video games have begun to grow up and media critics have begun to take gaming more seriously as a potential art form, a similar tacit acceptance of the notion of the auteur has often defined discussions of «important games».

As the work environment changed, the past tacit acceptance of what some called the «old boys» club» began to disappear, with important consequences for the Court.

(i) an automatic tacit acceptance to cover defense costs.

Although law firms vary in their view of office relationships from tacit acceptance to passive - aggressive discouragement, there are no firms that lay out any policy with respect to this issue.

Your question as to whether or not I believe the MWP was global remains ambiguous as a result, suggesting you are attempting to play off agreement on the first definition as tacit acceptance of the third, and false position.

A tacit acceptance of this will also mean a tacit acceptance that the only essential thing about sexual union is pleasure and the deepening of a relationship.

Unfortunately from the point of view of Orthodox outside Russia, the concessions that seem most important to Aleksi are not theological but political, such as the West's tacit acceptance of secular laws designed to help the Moscow Patriarchate suppress its competitors within Russia.

It should come as no surprise that a theological movement based upon a tacit acceptance of naturalistic metaphysics was blown away like so much dust when the passionate political movements of the 1960s emerged.

It follows higher education minister David Willetts» tacit acceptance of business secretary Vince Cable's calls for a graduate tax yesterday.

From a structuralist standpoint, the army's tacit acceptance of improved trade relations therefore reflects a «tactical retreat» rather than a «strategic shift».

This is a tacit acceptance of the dominance of the non-print media in the zeitgeist and is the overdue acceptance that the medium is gasping its final breath.

Yet there is a sense Hughes» tacit acceptance, indeed enthusiasm, for this approach highlights the usefulness of this narrative for the wider coalition project.

That tacit acceptance of racially biased systemic initiatives creates a climate for all types of interpersonal intolerance to flourish.

When you hear, «It's not our fault, it's just how the criteria fall,» that's tacit acceptance of segregation and an unwillingness to seek better solutions.

Perhaps a tacit acceptance of the fact that the world is more obsessed with Android right now while Windows is suffering from a serious erosion of its user base given the phenomenal increase in usage of smartphones and tablet device which itself has given rise to an entire set of accessories centered around them.

Using recycled materials to jumble the hierarchies of high art with common things, as well as shake up the canny art audience with the average citizen, their overarching goal might be not just to display the unity of art and everyday life but to inject some optimism and beauty into the tacit acceptance of homogenized culture.

A kind of tacit acceptance that one can't win, and so must seek to minimise the losses.

Climate change has almost run its full cycle in peoples» minds from incredulity to tacit acceptance.

In its current language, he explained, the Convention does not cover the modern parlance of tacit acceptance, making it, he said, «the biggest stumbling block under the Convention.»

There may be assumptions, understandings or tacit acceptances of how things are done that will affect whether the professional will be able to be effective.