Significats de tacit acceptance en anglès

That tacit acceptance is actually buying into the tech-deterministic narrative, though.

If you do, it's a tacit acceptance of that hostile label.

Wouldn't he see my four-month silence as a tacit acceptance of this situation?

DH MS Dhoni's tacit acceptance of his team's weakness.

Suth nodded to this tacit acceptance of his offer.

And would not my four months' silence appear to him a tacit acceptance of our situation?

And furthermore, he wouldn't claim, not even by tacit acceptance, to be familiar with anything that was unfamiliar.

But Jaina was convinced that this tacit acceptance of the graphically violent attack in Ashenvale would lead to nothing positive.

It was the first caress he had ever offered her, and her tacit acceptance of it hurried him into passion.

Ms Lu also spoke of the discrete discrimination that exists underneath countries such as Tonga and Samoa's tacit acceptance of these people.

The three men sat down, in what might be described as a one-two-three attitude: domination, tacit acceptance of this domination, and servility.

She looked up at him, unable to utter a word-thelook seemed a tacit acceptance of the humiliation she felt in his presence.

And I never tire of drawing attention to society's tacit acceptance of the labelling of small children with the religious opinions of their parents.

The report suggested that "continuing engagement" with Myanmar "seems to have been interpreted as tacit acceptance of the treatment of the Rohingya".

Madam, - Daniel Sullivan (August 20th) is right to criticise your Editorial's tacit acceptance that science should be somehow ashamed of its geeky image.

The logical outcome of amending Articles 2 and 3 without simultaneously amending Article Four would be the tacit acceptance of the "two nations" theory.