Sentence examples for has explicitly accepted from inspiring English sources

But unlike Fatah, which has explicitly accepted the idea of two states, Hamas, while groping towards a de facto acceptance of Israel, has yet to renounce its desire eventually to liberate all of Palestine from the Jordan river to the Mediterranean sea.So far Mr Obama has held his cards to his chest.

Indeed, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans, the industry lobby known as AHIP, has explicitly accepted the need for "much more aggressive regulation of insurance".

Although the court acknowledged that no decision from this court since Bakke has explicitly accepted the diversity rationale discussed by Justice Powell, it also concluded that this court had not, in the years since Bakke, ruled out such a justification for the use of race.

It is not binding on a country unless that country has explicitly accepted it, and so far only a handful have.Alongside the NPT and the work of the IAEA, there are two groups that seek to prohibit or control trade in sensitive nuclear technologies.

By 1957 the council had explicitly accepted that it was obliged "to restrain the growth of population and employment potential within the city".In the post-war era, there was a strong sense among British politicians that cities were slightly unpleasant things like mushrooms that ought not be allowed to grow too fast.

The talks failed to convene Friday after the opposition refused to attend the first scheduled meeting with the government delegation because the government had not explicitly accepted the terms under which the talks are being held.

On the other hand, every big country has diplomatic relations with China, and has implicitly or explicitly accepted China's argument that "there is only one China and Taiwan is part of China".

The EU has explicitly said it would accept that.

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Roberts has explicitly embraced Marshall's vision.