Sentences with phrase «tacit acknowledgement»

Such pronouncements represent not only tacit acknowledgement of the problem but also a tactic for dealing with it.

Those who've driven the U.K. - built car see this beeping back - up warning system as tacit acknowledgement from BMW that the view out the back of its ragtop Mini is not especially good, top up or top down.

The Christie's news release refers to the Bess paintings on view as «master works,» but, as if in tacit acknowledgement of the slightness of some of them, they have been supplemented by three canvases borrowed from museums that are quite a bit better than almost everything else here.

But neither Ontario's NDP nor its Progressive Conservatives have promised to end the harmonization, tacit acknowledgement the move will benefit the province's economy by reducing the financial burden on businesses and streamlining the tax system.

Today's announcement is a tacit acknowledgement that Plan A has failed.

The company is adding a «Coffee Co.» descriptor to its name and logo, a tacit acknowledgement that the beverage is key to connecting with Canadian diners.

The company's current media silence (it declined interview requests for this story, saying it planned to lay low for a few months) can perhaps be viewed as management's tacit acknowledgement of that overvaluation.

Along with that, the NFL sounds like it's going to offer some kind of compromise, some tacit acknowledgement of the social issues — league owners and Roger Goodell noticeably don't directly refer to police brutality or racial inequality — either with a window of time and / or a financial commitment to various causes.

To their credit, the Ravens did send Hurst help quite a bit, which was pretty much a tacit acknowledgement that they knew he was a liability.

Rice's decision to go negative — or make a sharp comparison between herself and Schneiderman, whichever you'd prefer — is a tacit acknowledgement on the part of her campaign that the Manhattan lawmaker has indeed pulled into the lead, although the race really is still too tight to call, according to all internal numbers I've heard about so far.

But critics say these changes are a tacit acknowledgement by the governor that the program in its current form has been a failure.

A decision to replace the Clean Power Plan would be a tacit acknowledgement that EPA will eventually have to set rules for power plants.

One might imagine, then, that we'd feel gratified watching the poo fly in the other direction; it's a tacit acknowledgement that our work is both practical and profitable.

In fact, a tacit acknowledgement of our nation - wide nutrient deficiencies underlies the current recommendation of a prenatal vitamin to all pregnant women.

He says more than once during the film that he's finally doing just what Orson Welles did — and while the first instinct is to laugh, the lingering aftertaste is a sort of tacit acknowledgement that he did exactly what Orson Welles did: he made a few movies he believed in for studios that generally didn't agree with him and mostly with the usual suspects.

In the end, the latter's welcome victory mostly corroborated film critic and unlikely awards pundit J. Hoberman's tacit acknowledgement, in an article for the Los Angeles Times about Hollywood's relationship to the Holocaust, that the only way for a film about the Holocaust told from the perspective of its victims to lose an Oscar is for it to compete against a film, like The Virgin Spring, whose breaking into the mainstream so clearly meant that it was destined for greatness.

Given the tacit acknowledgement that the Property Survey Data Programme (PDSP) conducted in 2011 was at best a desk top study and therefore failed to achieve the outcome in terms of the depth and scope of data required to build an evidence based programme of fundded works, can we have any more faith in the methodology of the abovementioned # 35 Milion survey programme?

The Juke's presence as a clearly viable concept was a tacit acknowledgement that it is likely to be the first to get the Nismo treatment.

Losing the third row in favor of cargo results in 54 cubic feet of all - seats - up space back there, though it's also a tacit acknowledgement that many owners who don't regularly need the non-flat folding seat store it in their garages.

By not making a bigger deal about it, it's a tacit acknowledgement that Amazon's business practices are just fine, even though it gives the company an easy and unfair way to undercut its competitors at our expense.

kind of thing, or a tacit acknowledgement that they have no hope or desire to beat comiXology at this particular game anymore?

Isn't making your multiplayer focused fourth game in a «trilogy» just a tacit acknowledgement that whatever the main character faced in what should be the climax of the series was not in fact the most awesome or terrifying thing they've done battle with?

As a founder of our local collaborative practice group and a matrimonial attorney since the early 1980's, I regard collaborative practice as the answer to my dreams of a better way for handling matrimonial cases, and also a tacit acknowledgement that our traditional legal system has left much to be desired in the way of accommodating the real world of emotions and personal needs of divorcing people.

Regulators did not tip their hand in terms of what they would do, but their prioritization was most likely a tacit acknowledgement of the confusion around the rule and an indication that they intend to provide banks with a more helpful playbook, notes Zausner.