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61. The clause was criticized by some as giving implicit authority to the army to stage further coups should they be deemed necessary.

62. The structure of present attitudinal stances will contain implicit potentialities for the future.

63. Another weakness is the implicit assumption that underlying meaning can always be formulated in words.

64. In placid periods this measure would represent only a very modest implicit tax on speculation.

65. Planning and reviewing should be implicit in any team meeting - as much as the actual activity.

66. The first task in scrutinizing educational policies, therefore, must be to examine their implicit categorization and labelling.

67. Implicit within this strategy is the promotion of a positive view of health.

68. Some here saw the presence of troops at the palace as implicit support for Bucaram.

69. The implicit threat of disease curtailed summer pleasures for the children of the polio years.

70. At a personal level, their relationship reflected their implicit agreement that the political initiative should rest with Paris rather than Bonn.

71. In speaking thus, there is a claim to rational discourse and an implicit defence against any criticism of being irrational.

72. This understanding of the subject matter contains an implicit weighting of the priorities.

73. It appears implicit in the contrasts observable in a small county like Buckinghamshire.

74. However, there are in fact several implicit and unproven assumptions hidden in the account I have just given.

75. This conclusion is in accordance with comparable dissociations between implicit processing and verbal report in other areas of neuropsychology.

76. The next set of problems concerns the nature of the comparative statics exercise implicit in the redistributive studies.

77. In the case of the land-user, implicit discount rates tend to be very high, particularly for the disadvantaged.

78. She must first define the problem implicit in her client's questions and decide which parameters are relevant.

79. Today few fund managers have such implicit faith in property as an inflation-proof investment.

80. The basic problem is that most methods make implicit assumptions about the way the brain is organized.

81. What was implicit in Bukharin's work can now be stated explicitly.

82. Sometimes these are clearly stated but more often than not they are implicit in attitudes and actions.

83. One good example of this flow is implicit in the Introduction section of the research proposal outline.

84. The change depended upon changes in the wider context of controversy, which provoked the development of formerly implicit attitudinal aspects.

85. Piaget suggested that, in performing actions, the child has first-hand experiences of the relations implicit in physical causality.

86. In her paradoxical way,[www.Sentencedict.com] the anorexic is facing up to the truth implicit in her own convictions.

87. The implicit values in drama are made more explicit in the advertising that sponsors and accompanies the fiction.

88. Yet others argue that demand is the key, as select implicit or explicit discrimination by party activists.

89. Before 1988 the implicit tax rates associated with the poverty trap were also, in some cases, greater than 100%.

90. Implicit in this historical materialism is a view of man and an explanation of the human condition.