The quantifiers of L are assumed to range over a particular class, call it A; in fact they are second order quantifiers, so that really they range over the collection of subclasses of A. The class A is not named explicitly in the object language, and thus one can give separate truth definitions for different values of A, as Tarski proceeds to do.
Governments should be held to account nationally and internationally for commitments to promote development and development actors (donors, NGOs and others) should explicitly use the language of rights in their advocacy and programmes.
In later works, Cockburn explicitly adopts the language of fitness relations to describe the necessary moral order arising from our created natures.
The Richmond court, in explicitly acknowledging the ambiguity in the language of the A.C.A. and deferring to the Administration's interpretation of it, hewed to precedent and agreed with Judge Harry T. Edwards, the dissenter in the D.C. case.
While strong proportions of the literature in both languages that cite "food" and "health" explicitly invoke the language of "food security", identification of "food sovereignty" was revealed by a cursory Google Scholar review as 4-fold greater in Spanish.
Instructors in American universities and colleges should also be encouraged to explicitly recognize the language difficulties that international students experience and openly address such concerns with students.
Flowing information could also be explicitly defined in the template language, but such idea is not explored in this paper.
All of these systems share a key feature: the logic's semantics is probabilistic in nature, but probabilities are not explicitly represented in the object language; hence, they are much closer in nature to the propositional probability logics discussed here than to the systems presented in later sections.
Also, our work noted that many gene patents have claims 'for a linear series of nucleotides, not a specific chemical structure', and the Supreme Court explicitly agreed in the final language of their decision [ 6], stating that a clear problem with gene patents is that the 'claims are not expressed in terms of chemical composition', rather 'they focus on the genetic information'.
He translated so explicitly the language of things.
