Sentence examples for by explicitly referring from inspiring English sources

The Office later withdrew the draft, replacing it with a draft, which, by explicitly referring to §106, was similar to the provision that became law, now §602(a)(1).

The description of model-making process mentioned above makes it possible to explain why/how each principle/law is applied by explicitly referring to its modeling assumptions.

Botero achieves this by explicitly referring back to painting's legacy in Roman Catholicism and it's fixation on the body of the scourged and mangled Christ figure.

Nor did he learn much (if anything) from that pander disaster: Struggling against a far-right Senate primary challenge last year, McCain -- who built his career in part by explicitly referring to himself as a maverick -- produced a pander for the ages when he told Newsweek, "I never considered myself a maverick".

This lack in reporting quality should be addressed in future studies by explicitly referring to international guidelines, such as the CONSORT statements [ 76].

Let us here use the metaphor put forward by René Samuel Cassin, explicitly referring to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but which also suits perfectly the description of other systems of protection.

However, population and sexual and reproductive health narratives were adeptly combined by some key informants, without explicitly referring to rights.

Thus, in a refined model we need to replace U ij, V ij and W ij by U ij, U ij and W ij explicitly referring to the base pair type(s) of the triplet.

This effect appears to be categorical rather than graded; is not modulated by emotional arousal; and is not limited to words explicitly referring to emotions.

Whereas Scarborough is explicitly referring to current job approval ratings.

Avoid explicitly referring to other steps, as the numbering of steps may change over time.