Sentence examples for explicitly relies from inspiring English sources

The law on which the order explicitly relies is the so-called "business records" provision of the Patriot Act, 50 USC section 1861.

I am dubious, however, when [p516] the Court explicitly relies on the failure of the Secretary to disapprove the Maryland welfare scheme.

In the second place, this interpretation explicitly relies upon an equivocation on the term 'person'person

As such it explicitly relies on a set theoretical background and language.

Rawls's strains-of-commitment argument explicitly relies upon a rarely noted feature of his argument: it involves in effect two social contracts.

As for Elster, he explicitly relies more directly on a multiplier effect, insisting that "a small group of impartially minded individuals might induce many others to mimic their impartiality out of self-interest" (Elster 1995, 249).

FRAGFOLD-IDP does not explicitly rely on profile information while predicting the dynamics.

Key agreement protocols explicitly rely on the design characteristics of asymmetric ciphers.

In issuing this order he explicitly relied on the historical, economic factors which justified these additional payments.

Most treatments of interdiffusion in metallic alloys implicitly or explicitly rely on the assumption of a dilute vacancy concentration.

To reach that determination, the opinion--without explicitly relying on Food and Drug Administration FDAA) regulations and without offering any sound basis for why deference would be warranted "imports the FDA regulations interpreting §360k to "inform" the Court's reading.