Sentence examples for explicitly admits from inspiring English sources

This is an aria that explicitly admits it is holding up the action.

Here Spinoza explicitly admits that a person may "neglect his own advantage".

Kelsen, however, quite explicitly admits that efficacy is a condition of the validity of the basic norm: A basic norm is legally valid if and only if it is actually followed in a given population.

The intercantonal conference of cantonal finance ministers explicitly admits that depreciations management is a tool for fiscal politics and involves the downside of creating hidden reserves in a way that lacks transparency (CFM 2008).

Media reports, however biased, are explicitly admitted, with no forensic scrutiny.

Mr Brown explicitly admitted that any measures the Government brings forward will be "unfunded" and require significant extra borrowing.

"In your interviews with him, Mr. Posada never explicitly admitted to the bombing campaign, is that correct?" Mr. Hernandez asked.

Though rarely explicitly admitted by those involved, there is an understanding that corporate political donations buy access and favourable treatment in policy development and legislation.

Carly Simon has never explicitly admitted that Beatty was the inspiration for "You're So Vain," but he likes to think so.

A number of premises offered "very young girls" but did not explicitly admit to having underage girls available, the Poppy Project report said.

In cricket it is implicitly accepted, though rarely explicitly admitted, that the home team can ask groundsmen to give them a helping hand.