Examples of using Tacit in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The process of transforming tacit knowledge into explicit
Through effective communication and tacit cooperation among various departments,
which has practically done with the tacit consent laboratories political circles.
In contrast, tacit knowledge can only be acquired through practical experience in the relevant context.
However, the invention of money and the tacit agreement of people to give them value lead to the formation of large possessions
The administrative authorities' failure to reply within sixty days is considered to be a tacit refusal of that request(Article 10 of the Code on Administrative Procedure).
Shevardnadze told me that Beria poisoned Stalin with the tacit consent of Khrushchev,
Usually both of these types of knowledge, tacit and explicit, are used together in the decision-making process.
Rather than relying on tacit bargaining, as proponents of“persistent engagement” sometimes emphasise,
The Chinese regime's blackout of information about that darkest of days is tacit admission of how momentous an event it was.
open rather than mere tacit communication can enlarge our limited understanding of the boundaries.
which are often carried out with the tacit consent of and reluctant response from the law enforcement agencies.
Usually both of these types of knowledge, tacit and explicit, are used in decision-making process together.
cross-cultural negotiations, tacit negotiations and social dilemmas).
Glibly suggesting that all women hate each other gives tacit permission for men to hate women too.
Using the website after these modifications were posted will be considered a tacit acceptance of the modifications.
service payment is through Paypal as a subscription renewed by tacit agreement.
probably gave them his tacit approval.
may be interpreted as a tacit recognition of Russia's right to use military force.
people at some point make a tacit and voluntary agreement on the introduction of money.