Sentence examples for explicitly formulate from inspiring English sources

What is more, even if a court chooses to explicitly formulate the ratio of its decision, this precise formulation is not itself regarded as binding on later courts.

Japan was the first nation to explicitly formulate this problem and to search for a solution.

The key idea is to explicitly formulate details as oscillation between local minima and maxima.

Expressive brevity and subtlety of detail enhances the impact of the often complex and elusive point of the parables they seldom explicitly formulate the moral or point explicitly.

Reason discriminates, recognizes and may explicitly formulate in language or thought what the experience comes to, for instance, "There's the pope".

Many countries seek to explicitly formulate priorities and translate these through benefit design and other explicit managerial decisions but much rationing is implicit, lacks transparency, and occurs in the routine provision of care.

A moral or lesson for behaviour is woven into the story and often explicitly formulated at the end.

Almost all political ideologies, in fact, are based on a specific understanding of the nature of humanity, whether this is explicitly formulated or simply implied.

This law of the conservation of parity was explicitly formulated in the early 1930s by the Hungarian-born physicist Eugene P. Wigner and became an intrinsic part of quantum mechanics.

Although the idea of including faith was expressed already by Augustine and the early Church Fathers, the principle was explicitly formulated by the pivotal early 6th-century scholar Boethius.

This is explicitly formulated as a constraint in [16].