Sentence examples for expressly recognizes that from inspiring English sources

Finally, Defendants' argument that Dr. Hakala's event study is rendered unreliable merely because some professional judgment was used in identifying material news ignores the fact that academic literature expressly recognizes that aspects of an event study, including the process of identifying events to include in the model, call for the exercise of informed judgment.

Rorty's notion of pragmatism is also context dependent since it expressly recognizes that statements or actions can only be justified (and not expressed as a universal truth) within the context of audience, time, and situation.

LTB expressly recognizes that, because of the numbers of people affected, most headache disorders need to be managed in primary care [8], and accordingly has produced a range of management aids for use by non-specialist health-care providers (HCPs) [11].

Title II expressly recognizes that reasonable discrimination is lawful and has long permitted many of the practices that Title II proponents criticize.

The Convention expressly recognizes that parents have the most important role in the bringing up children.

Indeed, while the Court of Appeals in Chavez allowed the suit against the State to go forward, it expressly recognized that its holding was unprecedented.

Both the European human rights convention and the United Nations Covenant on Civil and Political Rights expressly recognize that the right of free association may lawfully be restricted in the armed forces.

Aguilar expressly recognized that if, in that case, the affidavit's conclusory report of the informant's story had been supplemented by 'the fact and results of * * * a surveillance * * * this would, of course, present an entirely different case.' 378 U.S., at 109, n. 1, 84 S.Ct., at 1511.

The court expressly recognized that victims may lack any legal tool to forcibly remove defamatory content from the Internet.

As the Fleischer opinion shows, the party paying the service income must expressly recognize that the separate corporate entity has legal and actual authority over the individual.

Accordingly, we approve Edelstein and Sudol, which recognize that explicit Code remedies replace rescission, and disapprove Ventura and Pavesi to the extent they suggest the UCC expressly recognizes rescission as a remedy.