Examples of using Tacit in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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level of competition within the team, the actions of which imply consistency, tacit hostility, gossip,
stand nearby as tacit reminders of the Moscone assassination,
by the CIA and Britain's MI6, but conceived and executed with the tacit support of the 21st century's new global superpower.
Inclusive lecturing, sustainability, cultural sensitivity, and a tacit approach to individual,
WR would get to keep it because there would be a tacit understanding that the QB will throw plenty more touchdown passes in his career, and because part of a QB's job is to be deferential.
assertiveness in Syria and Lebanon; but this is unlikely, in part because Iran can count on Russia's tacit backing.
citing unnamed intelligence officials and other sources briefed on the matter, the Israeli prime minister had received US President Donald Trump's tacit consent to target Iranian air-defense system deployed at the Syrian Tiyas airfield.
Toyota is forecasting just 700 sales a year in the UK, and there are no plans to bring the petrol V8 here- a tacit acknowledgement of the fact that Brits seeking a top-spec SUV put mud-plugging way down the list of priorities.
I see in the general public, including Christian leaders, in their tacit assumption that the interpretations
as opposed to the buyers themselves, but it is a tacit reminder by Richard Mille to its consumers that“you should make
other barriers that they normally have, they actually transmit tacit knowledge, the sense of team spirit across the company and build meaningful relationships within your organization.
It may then be fair to speculate that peers sharing violent content via social media could provide a perfect storm of desensitisation and tacit peer approval of, or at the very least encouraging interest in, acts of extreme violence.
the US State Department has been enabling the communist regime in Vietnam(who sees this as a sign of tolerance or tacit approval) to continue its religious persecution and human rights abuses of their citizens.
design-based, etc.) that reveal and articulate the tacit and explicit knowledge that is situated
And unless we try to convert tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge, we cannot reflect upon it, study and discuss it, and share it within
For example, a person without technical, mathematical or scientific knowledge(tacit knowledge) will have great difficulty understanding a highly complex mathematical formulation or chemical process flow diagram,
this $15 billion level, secondly who will finance it, and thirdly we need to get at the very least the tacit approval of the United States.”.
when a group can identify a strong member from amongst themselves, it is more likely that this results in a tacit agreement about who should punish the wrongdoer.
obscure-and Chladenius outlines a whole catalogue of different obscurities-one ought to take into account the tacit and pre-reflective assumptions characterizing the point of view from which the problematic text or statement was brought forth.
In response to Pope Francis' February tacit approval of contraception in response to concerns about the Zika virus, Christine Vollmer- a founding member of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life