Sentence examples for explicitly part of the from inspiring English sources
There have been pledges on salt and saturated fat reduction and on calorie cuts, but as yet sugar has not been explicitly part of the programme.
In fact, near zero policy rates, combined with abundant and nearly unconditional liquidity support, weaken incentives for the private sector to repair balance sheets and for fiscal authorities to limit their borrowing requirements.Of course, this last point is (not explicitly) part of the rationale.
Not here, not when it's that obvious, not when slowness – time – is so explicitly part of the program.
Indications beyond the pre-fixed circles are only possible if interviewers get the opportunity to pose further questions or if interviewees are encouraged to further discuss issues that are not explicitly part of the visualization process.
Among the 'clients' highlighted by existing research are interest groups such as labor unions and business lobbies, as well as CSOs - actors that are often institutionalized and explicitly part of the policy process in liberal democracies.
The next two conditions are, however, not explicitly part of the two representation theorems that have been considered so far: Averaging If \ p,\ q\in \Omega\) are mutually incompatible, then Impartiality Suppose \ p,\ q\in \Omega\) are mutually incompatible and \(p\sim q\).
The works are explicitly part of contemporary South African history (the miners who invented gumboot lived and worked in unspeakable conditions under apartheid); a tall, wigged figure seems to be a traditional healer amid a resiliently contemporary crowd; there are references to death, and by implication, the scourge of AIDS.
Some worry that "cyber threat" is vague enough to include technical violations of copyright (explicitly part of an earlier version of the definition).
However, provision of care by nurses (the execution of management plans) consistent with the best-practice recommendations was not a major component of the course nor explicitly part of their performance appraisal system.
The relatively high density of the output modules (although this is not explicitly part of its underlying module definition) might come as no surprise.
This UK survey actually found that only half of the biggest companies with sustainability policies in place see it as explicitly part of their value creation.
