Beck's resignation letter implicitly admitted the truth of the complaints (while at the same time calling them 'overstated').

Woolsey, quoted in the article, implicitly admitted that they did not have proof.

Sihanouk himself implicitly admitted the fraud in a 1958 publication.

The Federal Reserve implicitly admits as much.

Is this Google implicitly admitting that Android violated others' patents?

"He implicitly admitted that they have a bias for a tighter policy," said Thomas Mayer, chief European economist at Deutsche Bank.

This Brunetiere implicitly admits when he says that most of Balzac's novels are, so to speak, inquiries,--collections of documents.

The report also implicitly admits the failure of the financial markets to channel savings into investments that will create wealth.

Mori also said Ciancimino had disclosed little beyond implicitly admitting he knew Mafia members, and that key meetings were after Borsellino's death.

By adopting the new policies, the government is at least implicitly admitting that mistakes were made.