Sentence examples for explicitly contemplated from inspiring English sources
The language in the contract between the buying group and Sallie Mae explicitly contemplated the new bill, though at the time the deal was struck, the legislation was expected to be less onerous.
Because this procedure was invented in 1991, it could not have been explicitly contemplated in the original mandate, although the original Massachusetts mandate covered IVF procedures.
The new feedback-based Group Addressed Transmission Services GATSS) also allows the development of innovative rate adaptation algorithms for multicast traffic; though not explicitly contemplated by the 11aa document, they are crucial in order to improve the overall network throughput.
As explained above, section 102.168(3)(c) explicitly contemplates contests based upon a "rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change the outcome of an election".
"Many binders aren't legally binding," Mr. Grossman said, explaining that a binder that contains the agreed-upon terms of the deal but which explicitly contemplates the later execution of mutually binding contracts, would generally not be enforceable.
He further noted that although Texas' scheme explicitly contemplates the existence of braiding schools that teach solely the 35-hour curriculum that the state requires of all braiders, the state could not find a single braiding school that was able to meet its onerous requirements.
Reinforcing the necessity of rethink the planning of the public spaces focusing in the Universal Design, but contemplating explicitly the studied group perceptions by the Service Quality concept.
Although not modeled explicitly, these factors are generally contemplated by our analysis of sensitivity to risk heterogeneity.
Several empirical approaches can be contemplated in order to explicitly account for the presence of zeros.
If we are to have a "healthy" federal system (as contemplated by the Constitution), powers not explicitly granted to the national government should remain reserved to the states.
