Sentence examples for explicitly accepted as from inspiring English sources

Nice to see that decision explicitly accepted as legitimate.

If a reformed U.S. health care system explicitly accepted rationing, as I have argued it should, QALYs could play a similar role in the U.S. Some will object that this discriminates against people with disabilities.

"60 Minutes" and its reporter, Scott Pelley, didn't explain that the potential for such occurrences had been specifically raised in court by the settlement administrator, and the company explicitly accepted that outcome as the price of efficiently managing what were sure to be hundreds of thousands of individual claims.

Indeed, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry lobby known as AHIP, has explicitly accepted the need for "much more aggressive regulation of insurance".

University campuses are increasingly becoming spaces where sexist behaviour is exhibited explicitly and accepted as the norm.

The 2003 peace "road map" envisaged an independent Palestinian state as part of a final status agreement and successive Israeli prime ministers from Ariel Sharon to Ehud Olmert tacitly or explicitly accepted it.

This suspicion was nurtured by the fact that Maimonides explicitly accepted the Neo-Platonic emanationist view of the eternal effluence (shefa) from the source above as the explanation of the continuous dynamism in the world.

Strong exclusivism, as I have used it above, says that in order to be saved, one must somehow explicitly accept Christ.

In the EU, consumers must explicitly accept the cookies, but so what?

One, adumbrated by Averroes, will explicitly accept the reality and knowability of impossible objects.

But only if death is the end of one's chances to be saved by explicitly accepting Christ.