Sentence examples for explicitly recognises from inspiring English sources

The constitution of Bosnia & Herzegovina abides by the highest level of internationally recognised human rights and explicitly recognises the principle of gender equality.

That party explicitly recognises that it needs more market forces.

That the government so explicitly recognises this is hugely refreshing.

This shift to a specialised intervention program explicitly recognises the gap left by earlier governments.

"The settlement [reached by Cameron] explicitly recognises the needs of the UK to supervise its financial stability, while not impeding the implementation of necessary, further integration amongst members of the euro area.

The key here is that the Australian system explicitly recognises the importance of the quality of human relationships in assessing and securing child support payments and works to support these relationships.

However, it recognises Tokyo's administrative control, and said explicitly last week that its treaty to defend Japan militarily applies to territory around the islands.

While human impacts on rivers and other landforms have long been a component of geomorphic research, little of this work explicitly includes insights into human agency from social science or recognises that in many cases rivers can be considered to be hybrid co-productions or 'socio-natures'.

Second, although the literature recognises that individual's PA behaviour is unstable, the economic models have not explicitly accounted for this, but rather assumed constancy of behaviour once people settle in the active state.

To date, while economic research recognises the importance of these benefits in understanding physical activity behaviour, it has not explicitly accounted for them [ 19].

It is a policy which recognises that cuts that kill the prospect of renewed growth are self-defeating, as France's weekend credit rating downgrade explicitly acknowledged.