Sentence examples for explicit view from inspiring English sources

By having an explicit view on these domains, effectiveness of change management is improved by showing how changes in one domain propagate to other domains.

And so on (see article).Behind this lurks the explicit view that the nationality of ownership matters; and the implicit one that foreign firms could become agents of foreign governments (a suspicion for which there is almost no empirical evidence).

That was the explicit view of Dave Clark, Amazon's vice president of worldwide operations and customer services, who explained to the newspaper that "Amazon views unions as intermediaries that will want to have a say on everything from employee scheduling to changes in processes for handling and packaging orders.

(Mr Demjanjuk's conviction in Israel was overturned on appeal by the Israeli Supreme Court).In their judgment, the three Law Lords in the majority did not express an explicit view about universal jurisdiction, although their judgment will be seen as supporting the concept.

This is the explicit view of Aristotle and the Stoics, who had considered Plato's work carefully.

Making the switch with an explicit view to restructuring the notes was unprecedented so far as European bond issuers are concerned.

No wasted movement — a more explicit viewing experience.

The IAT Implicit Association Testt), a highly respected test of unconscious biases, shows that both men and women show a bias towards men as leaders, irrespective of their explicit views.

"Perry made explicit views – such as those on social security – that will very likely haunt him in the weeks and months ahead.

Thus, we can say that an explicit viewing task that was at odds with the task of comprehension turned-down the Tyranny of Film.

Third, in spite of Aristotle's influence, medieval authors charted new courses, which often went contrary to Aristotle's explicit views; we need only think of the number of categories, for example.