Sentence examples for explicitly accepts from inspiring English sources

His report explicitly accepts the criticisms of these vehicles, and even quotes the most colourful passages from the Sierra Club's diatribe against the Excursion: "the gas-guzzling SUV is a rolling monument to environmental destruction".

(One philosopher who explicitly accepts extensionality but feels uneasy about scattered entities is Chisholm 1987).

This attitude encourages people to actually do their best and explicitly accepts that mistakes happen and respects the effort that creates them.

Third, Aristotle explicitly accepts a doctrine of meaning according to which words conventionally signify concepts, and concepts naturally signify objects in the world (De Int 16a3).

But perhaps once one considers the GTT explicitly, accepts the underdetermination of 'case' and considers a few of the ways it can be made more precise to get different logics, it just seems clear that there will be several alternative ways to make it more specific, with none singled out as more correct than the others by current usage.

This statement explicitly accepts that affected children have difficulties in processing both nonspeech and speech stimuli.

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.

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