Sentence examples for explicitly comply from inspiring English sources

The study adds to the existing body of work by incorporating buyers' expectations into a constrained Stackelberg structure, and by achieving coordination without forcing buyers to explicitly comply with the supplier's replenishment period in choosing their order quantities.

Coequyt pointed out that five of those states -- California, Colorado, New York, Virginia and Washington -- have gone beyond slamming the decision and explicitly announced they would comply with the CPP, regardless of what the Supreme Court decides.

Post should not/not comply with such interview requests unless explicitly authorized to do so by the Department.

The Dutch court also rightfully indicated that Google did not comply by its own policy, as Google explicitly allowed Google Reviewers using pictures they took from the internet from other persons and thereby pretending they were someone else".

The estimated group difference was greater when participation in summer school was distinguished from receipt of the summer program offer in analyses that explicitly adjusted for the proportion of students who failed to comply with their assignment.

Hospitals and unions have interpreted the regulation as meaning that workers who do not comply may be fired, even though it does not explicitly say so.

In addition, it has been observed that some items in the lists of primes elaborated by NSM theorists fail to comply with the requirement of universality and are not explicitly lexicalized in all known languages (Bohnemeyer 2003; Von Fintel & Matthewson 2008).

While the Part 107 rule will permit limited carrier operations involving package delivery, the one major caveat is that the operations would need to comply with the visual line-of-sight restriction, which explicitly are excluded from waivers.

Demands that implicitly or explicitly threaten listeners with blame or punishment if they fail to comply.

It's the first time that any court of appeals has explicitly said that Nafta does not excuse a federal agency from having to comply with federal regulations".

Although Mr. Bloomberg has long said that he is no fan of state-sponsored gambling, Monday was the first time that he explicitly came out against Mr. Pataki's proposal to use gambling money to comply with the court order.