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The warrant is often implied in arguments, and like the unstated premise in the syllogism, needs careful examination to be acceptable.

One major, if unstated, aspect of the project was that everyone was accustomed to desktop applications.

It is not enough to demand unstated pressures from other affected countries, especially China.

Unfortunately, that behavior includes an unstated assumption that the data has already been validated.

The (unstated) aim was to show them how to avoid the traditional fate of Liberals entering a British coalition, namely, annihilation.

The unstated implication of these questions is that someone is considering moving these missions up NASA's priority list.

One realm where migration has particularly powerful if largely unstated effects is school finance.

Every organization has a framework of decision-making and some set of often unstated measures.

There is even fear of an unstated intention to replace Chinese characters totally, eventually.

The credit balance comprises stated accounts and unstated accounts.

The unstated inference is that something similar might be true in Asians, too.

There is also an unstated mutual interest in containing China's rising influence in the region.

This is key: every blog sends an unstated message to the reader.

You must understand not only stated expectations, but also the unstated expectations of people with different cultural backgrounds.

A set of established rules or practices, usually unstated, intended to minimize confusion or conflict. Often used in the plural

Recognition of Assumptions. Recognizing unstated assumptions or presuppositions in given statements or assertions;

The unstated rationale, if you examine legislative intent,

The actual though unstated sense or significance of something:

III. The ability to recognize stated and unstated assumptions

a certain; unknown or unstated

Unstated Source of Large Properties

I will laugh at evil and it will die unstated ;