Sentence examples for explicitly acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Some wonder if it is time to go further in explicitly acknowledging a break with the past, especially on the economy.

Jones and his colleagues did not believe that data and removed it from the graph, substituting direct thermometer readings without explicitly acknowledging the switch.

In entering into talks with BAE, EADS — the parent company of Airbus, the commercial aircraft maker — "effectively admitted weakness, explicitly acknowledging Airbus's cyclicality," said Nick Cunningham, an aerospace analyst at Agency Partners in London.

The Richmond court, in explicitly acknowledging the ambiguity in the language of the A.C.A. and deferring to the Administration's interpretation of it, hewed to precedent and agreed with Judge Harry T. Edwards, the dissenter in the D.C. case.

And on one hand, with this quotation from the Ode to Joy theme from Beethoven's epic finale he was explicitly acknowledging his debt to him, but he was also daring to compete with Beethoven's signature reputation as a symphonist.

Captain Gansas' lawyers, while never explicitly acknowledging that he was absent from the wheelhouse, have suggested as much by arguing that the city has little formal policy on where he should have been at the time of the crash.

Nobody will explicitly acknowledge the deeper stakes.

Although asked twice about the Holocaust, he did not explicitly acknowledge its existence.

The original memorial did not explicitly acknowledge the role of New Yorkers in the war.

The court explicitly acknowledged the role climate change has played in the destruction of these forests.

In any case, Tol's critique explicitly acknowledges the expert consensus on human-caused global warming is real and accurate.