Sentence examples for explicitly recognize that from inspiring English sources

Protestant mystics explicitly recognize that the divine Light or Spark is a universal principle.

It should explicitly recognize that recusal may be necessary because of campaign spending by litigants or their lawyers.

The 3-to-2 decision by the state's Board of Equalization, announced this week, made California the first state to explicitly recognize that, for tax purposes, gay men and lesbians can be considered parents of children not biologically their own.

Thus we explicitly recognize that the differential impact of heterogeneous, spatial structures matters (Santos et al. 2006).

It is clear that Nozick intends to assert this further claim even though he does not explicitly recognize that it is a further and distinct proposition.

This is the first paper to explicitly recognize that SDMA and NOMA are both subsets of a more general transmission framework based on RS10.

They were easier because there are easily ascertainable instances of original imposition, particularly through Christian baptism, though Paul of Venice explicitly recognized that non-Christians have equivalent name-giving ceremonies.

All facilitators explicitly recognized that success in facilitation meant that they had supported participants to be active and engage in dialogue all important in underpinning the emergence of critical thinking.

The need to include other types of expertise and knowledge, e.g. lay-knowledge as defined by Wynne [ 31], was not yet explicitly recognized at that time.

Mr. Weinstein pointed out that the court explicitly recognized "that the broad powers of cooperative governance carry the potential for abuse".

"Morgan Stanley, in particular, has explicitly recognized that the reality has changed," said Guy Moszkowski, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.