No musical ceremony is more dependent on this implicit acceptance of conventions than the subspecies of song recital known to Germans as the "Liederabend."

The success of the story depends upon our implicit recognition of this size, and our implicit acceptance that it is just.

Sadly, with that silence comes implicit acceptance.

Starting from an implicit acceptance of Roman rule they interpreted it as responsible contemporaries, having regard to the needs and interests of the Greek upper class.

This maneuver pushed me into a very strange state: a state of quasi-distrust in the otherwise implicit acceptance of the cognitive processes of our daily world.

Approving the bill may constitute an implicit acceptance and legitimization of capital punishment.

Any movement on your part constitutes an implicit and irrevocable acceptance of such risk," the first MetaCop says.

Lien did not explicitly say whether he was accepting the title, but his failure to decline appears to be an implicit acceptance.

Of course, such assumptions came with an implicit acceptance that some would get rich faster, but also that these benefits would eventually trickle down.

Yet for all the obstacles, negotiation has gained implicit acceptance as as the only feasible exit from South Africa's impasse.