Sentence examples for explicitly propose from inspiring English sources

The ISC report does not explicitly propose the snooper's charter but it does provide a vehicle for its introduction.

He did not explicitly propose a program of federal vouchers, but he said he would emphasize the idea in office and urge local districts to "go to a choice system and break up the monopoly" of public school education.

We explicitly propose a structure containing a narrow-square QW and a wide-parabolic QW for the realisation of a bosonic cascade.

Apparently, the first to use a version of universal validity and explicitly propose it as both necessary and sufficient for logical truth was Bolzano (see Bolzano 1837, §148; and Coffa 1991, pp. 33 4 for the claim of priority).

This is consistent with models of reading which explicitly propose an interaction of bottom-up and top-down processing, such as the interactive model of Behrmann and colleagues (1998) or Price and Devlin (2003, 2011).

The following year he was explicitly proposing "the military option," unilateral if necessary, to rid the world of Saddam.

McLaughlin's (2001) book on functional explanation, while not explicitly proposing a Kantian approach, draws on Kant at several points.

Moreover, the expressions about the upper bound of stochastic settling time are explicitly proposed.

Second, we explicitly proposed and empirically tested a mechanism which answered the question "how psychological ownership reduces employee turnover intention".

As mentioned above, some of this literature have explicitly proposed a decomposition of test scores into a cognitive and a non-cognitive component, see Borghans and Schils (2012).

Chalmers has explicitly proposed a way of extending the epistemic possibilities approach to the content of perceptual experience (Chalmers 2010, especially pp. 376 377 of the Afterword on "The Two-Dimensional Content of Perception").