Sentence examples for has explicitly concluded that from inspiring English sources

Twitter, writes Rosen, has "explicitly concluded that it wants to be a platform for democracy rather than civility".

Of 226 participants who completed the questionnaire after 12 months, 40.7% reported the LSA had explicitly concluded the 'BeweegKuur' intervention.

Furthermore, Lorenc et al. explicitly concluded that "downstream" interventions actually worsen health inequalities [ 82].

One recent study explicitly concludes that poor institutional development, including weak governance and property laws, is "intrinsic" to nations with oil and other minerals.

However, it is not possible to explicitly conclude that these ridges represent a relict form.

We cannot explicitly conclude that seedling damage and mortality is primarily related to natural enemies, rather than, for example, seedling competition.

Robert Bozelli, a lawyer for Mr. Barton, said that the statute presented a "balanced approach" to dealing with meritless defamation cases, but that if lawmakers had intended for defendants to be able to appeal a motion denying dismissal before a trial concluded, they would have explicitly included that right in the statute.

"The Royal College of Psychiatrists has explicitly stated that discussions of a 'gay cure' fuel discrimination and prejudice.

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.

We conclude that our VZV individual-based model has explicitly estimated the duration of exogenous boosting to be limited to only 1 or 2 years and that there was no significant effect from endogenous boosting.

Some, like General Electric and Medco Health Solutions, have explicitly adopted principles that include the goal of universal coverage.