Justice Shaw explicitly disagreed with the five United States Supreme Court justices who said that Dec. 12 was the last possible date to count ballots and certify the vote.
Testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, Mr. Greenspan provided modest political support for one of Mr. Bush's top priorities but explicitly disagreed with the president's proposals on how to pay for it.
"The House Democrats have failed at bipartisanship, I think that's clear, and I think he acknowledged that" by not explicitly disagreeing with complaints he heard from Republicans, said Representative Spencer Bachus, Republican of Alabama.
Sandra Day O'Connor, the centrist whom Mr Alito would replace on the court who was often seen as the swing vote on issues that divided right and left wrote an opinion on Casey that explicitly disagreed with Mr Alito.
This is all familiar enough by now, but the point is that Republicans who attack the tone and tactics of tea-party politics, without explicitly disagreeing on policy grounds, are not dissenting in a merely cosmetic fashion.
But as The New York Times reported in a fact-check in June, Mr. Trump has also explicitly disagreed with the assessment of various intelligence agencies or cast doubt on Russia's role in the vote.
While the New Critics did try to claim Eliot as one of their own and appropriate his critical writings, Eliot was wary at best of this connection, calling New Criticism "the lemon-squeezer school of criticism" and explicitly disagreeing with the New Critical reading of "The Waste Land".
Of the 25 pre-trial motions scheduled to be heard this week at Guantanamo, many raise Constitutional questions, and the government explicitly disagreed with the defense on only one of those.
Indeed, Becker admitted market failure in relation to tobacco, alcohol and drugs and called for government interventions like sin taxes, something other neoliberal thinkers explicitly disagreed with (Becker, 1997; Thornton, 2005; Becker, 2012).
However, this tendency was less pronounced with schizophrenia where markedly fewer respondents explicitly disagreed with statements positing a poor course and where more respondents remained undecided or agreed with them (Table 3).
