The explanatory issue that has interested political and social scientists concerns ethno-nationalist sentiment, the paradigm case of a pro-national attitude.
Justice Douglas rarely issued an explanatory opinion, and Mr. Wolfman could only speculate on his motivation.
This is in accordance with the explanatory notes issued by the Directorate of Publication, Custom and Central Excise, New Delhi, which includes the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System.
But his "explanatory note" was issued from Toronto, not Rome.
Mr Kocherlakota, for instance, has dissented twice this year and issued explanatory statements shortly thereafter.
He has a fondness for issuing explanatory texts for his shows which allude to postmodernist philosophy a tendency that reveals the influence of his partner, Giovanni Attili, a professor of urban planning who is well versed in critical theory.
The difficulty, of course, is that the candidate non-law explanatory factors at issue (e.g., an ideological commitment to the platforms of the Republican Party) are not plausible candidates for being legal norms, on any existing theory of the concept of law.
When a computerised HC item response indicates a health issue, explanatory text (e.g. "current smoker") is programmed to appear in a "Health Check Summary" text box towards the end of the template.
The Department of Health issued an explanatory memorandum saying that as a result of the judgement, "all substances controlled by means of Government Orders made under section 2(2) cease to be controlled with immediate effect, and their possession ceases to be an offence.
In 1725 the council issued an explanatory colonial charter confirming Shute's position on the adjournment issue and the approval of the house speaker, which the provincial assembly reluctantly accepted the following year.
