tacit

Committing to a split today would be a tacit admission that Qatar backed the wrong side for 30 years.

This is a tacit admission that after whatever emerges from the Budget, everyone would benefit from a period of stability, and that has not been the case over the past year.

But it's perhaps a tacit acknowledgment that Labour really do have to fight to stay in power after more than a century of hoovering up votes and domination in Welsh politics.

The San José double murder took place over three hours, with the tacit cooperation of a California governor, numerous state and city officials and various civic leaders.

Outposts are illegal under both international and Israeli law, but they receive tacit approval from Netanyahu's government as well as state support in the form of roads, security and utilities.