Word: tacitly
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...cricket, it would be a bad day for international sport." Others argue that it would be a bad day for cricket if any World Cup matches are played in Zimbabwe, South Africa's neighbor to the northeast; playing there, they say, would be a tacit endorsement of Robert Mugabe's repressive regime. Though South Africa is the tournament's principal host, a few matches are set to be played in Kenya and Zimbabwe. And since Christmas, a succession of British ministers have called on the English cricket team to boycott their Feb. 13 game against the home team in Harare...
Chopra served as vice-chair of the council’s Student Affairs Committee (SAC) as a first-year and is now its chair. His ticket has garnered the tacit support of current council President Sujean...
Smith and Chapa say they must also overcome the tacit endorsement of Chopra by council President Sujean S. Lee ’03 and Vice President Anne M. Fernandez...
...PSLM member Jessica M. Marglin ’06, who helped draft the letter to Harvard, said contracting with the company gave Harvard’s “tacit approval” for restricting health insurance coverage for non-Harvard workers...
...Ideally, the U.S. would like to exact two concessions from Sharon: a commitment to ease the Israeli army's occupation of the West Bank, and a tacit assurance that Israel will not retaliate against Iraq should Saddam Hussein, faced with imminent military defeat, lob Scuds into Israeli cities - as he did 39 times during the Gulf War. In so doing, the U.S. hopes to allay the prewar jitters of Arab leaders, who fear that an Israeli attack on Iraq could inflame their own populations, destabilize their regimes and perhaps draw them into a wider...