Sentence examples for explicitly acknowledges that from inspiring English sources

Our model, unlike many other macro-level pedestrian injury studies in the literature, explicitly acknowledges that risk factors for different types of pedestrian injuries can be very different, as well as accounts for unobserved heterogeneity in the risk factor effects.

He is also convincing enough when he argues, as he did at Moscow State University this morning in an address to students, that:Both our governments need to remember that businesses don't have to invest in either of our countries, they choose to and we need to help them make that choice.Mr Cameron explicitly acknowledges that Britain has to do its own bit.

Or the Occupy movement, or the foreclosed homeowners movement, or the indebted students movement, or the unemployment movement, or pretty much any movement you can name that implicitly or explicitly acknowledges that there is a class war in this country, one that the wrong side is winning.

Lundvall ([1992], pp. 1, 3) explicitly acknowledges that national innovation systems are challenged in permanence (but are also extended) by regional as well as global innovation systems.

Quine explicitly acknowledges that we could not in practice manage without idioms of propositional attitude, and that most uses of such idioms are entirely unobjectionable.

Indeed, Uma Narayan explicitly acknowledges that women under patriarchy have both deformed desires and nondeformed desires, and believes that women can be fully autonomous because they "bargain" with patriarchy in the context of both the external constraints it imposes on women and the internal constraints it imposes in the form of deformed desires (2002).

He is explicitly acknowledging that, to keep voters happy with decent services, spending must remain above 25% of GDP and perhaps needs to rise further, towards record highs.

Without explicitly acknowledging that anything went awry in Florida's presidential election last year, President Bush today accepted and endorsed some of the general principles in a blue-ribbon panel's report on overhauling the nation's election system.

(Initially, some people had sought to dismiss the CNN survey because Democrats were overrepresented in its sample a fact the network explicitly acknowledged). That's three post-debate polls, all showing Trump losing by at least twenty percentage points.

But the court could also clarify insider trading law considerably by explicitly acknowledging that virtually all insider trading cases involve an information source that is deceived and defrauded through secret misappropriation, even in those classical instances when a fraud is perpetrated on the issuer's shareholders as well.

A14 Bush Backs Electoral Overhaul President Bush endorsed some of the general principles in a bipartisan panel's report on overhauling the election system, though he did so without explicitly acknowledging that anything had gone awry in Florida's presidential ballot count.