Sentence examples for explicitly recognised from inspiring English sources

Instead of unipolarity, multipolarity is explicitly recognised.

Uniquely among the world's countries, Britain had not explicitly recognised Chinese sovereignty over the region.

"I'd be very glad if this qualitative aspect were explicitly recognised in the evaluation of countries' public finances," said Padoan.

He explicitly recognised the importance of backing science, with medical research in genomics, drug-resistant infection and dementia all mentioned specifically.

So, too, is the fact that Obama's campaign literature explicitly recognised the racially disparate impact of a range of criminal justice policies and policing strategies.

Not surprisingly, they call for Fannie and Freddie to be dramatically shrunk when market conditions allow, and for their subsidies to be explicitly recognised on the federal books.

But this must explicitly recognise women's needs or they risk yet again being invisible.

The answer – even more so now – is to propose an alternative model of globalisation, explicitly recognising its downsides.

In a consultation paper the government will propose amending the law to explicitly recognise the importance of children having a relationship with both parents after separation.

Corbyn urged politicians to "explicitly recognise the contribution of Africans and other migrants to our society, not speak in these disgraceful terms".

It also revised its policy on Tibet, explicitly recognising China's sovereignty over the territory, in place of the arcane concept of "suzerainty".