Sentence examples for explicitly accepting from inspiring English sources

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

The language in Mr. Sharon's announcement -- explicitly accepting the "steps" of the plan, not the plan itself or its goals -- was no accident, his allies said.

It is what divided the Lords in Stack v Dowden [2007] UKHL 17 in part (or so it seemed), but it was never entirely clear whether the majority of the House in that case was explicitly accepting an imputation, perhaps partly (unfairly) because previous judges had occasionally elided them when they should have known better.

Rightly or wrongly, billions of dollars flow into these funds explicitly accepting that fees being charged are proportionate and fair for the services being provided.

A similarly less restrictive approach explicitly accepting non-RCT data is used by the UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) for HTA [21]; in such cases, data adjustment by modelling and a critical appraisal of uncertainty are required.

(Trump on Thursday acknowledged his wayward acolyte's mea culpa without explicitly accepting it).

But unlike Fatah, which has explicitly accepted the idea of two states, Hamas, while groping towards a de facto acceptance of Israel, has yet to renounce its desire eventually to liberate all of Palestine from the Jordan river to the Mediterranean sea.So far Mr Obama has held his cards to his chest.

Nice to see that decision explicitly accepted as legitimate.

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.

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".