Word: tacitly
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...most significant question in the affair, be felt, was whether Red China's acceptance of an ambassador from France while France maintains diplomatic relations with Nationalist China would represent a tacit acceptance of a world with two Chinas...
...lived up to its world reputation. Boiling through the streets of the city, thousands of rioters went on a three-day rampage to protest the birth of the neighboring Federation of Malaysia, which joins Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo in a new British Commonwealth nation. With the tacit approval of Indonesia's rabble-rousing President Sukarno, who bitterly opposes the federation for the challenge it poses to his influence in Southeast Asia, the mob succeeded in presenting the fledgling nation with a full-grown diplomatic and military crisis before it was even one week...
Several Federal courts have directed school boards to eliminate racially imbalanced schools, using the 1954 Brown V Board of Education decision as justification. The Supreme Court has refused to review appeals to the decisions, thus giving them tacit approval...
...never believed in presidential primaries-people don't win nominations that way. Jack Kennedy was an exception. But if somebody sticks my name in a primary, depending on how it comes out, I might at least give tacit approval to a movement for me if there was a good showing to start with...
...tacit recognition of the incompatibility of their work with a university environment, they have established a private organization--the International Foundation for Internal Freedom. Leary has already left the University to devote his full energies to this group, and Alpert had also planned to spend much of his time with the Foundation during his year at the School of Education...