Sentence examples for has explicitly recognized from inspiring English sources

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

Even Congress, by giving lawyers special protection when they advise clients, has explicitly recognized the difference between legal advice and obstruction.

The waterfowl management community, through the 2012 North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP), has explicitly recognized the need to increase recruitment and retention of wetland bird recreationists to help halt the national decline in social support for conservation.

Indeed, Pandas co-author Dean H. Kenyon, himself a young-earth creationist, has explicitly recognized the relationship between ID and its predecessor: "Scientific creationism, which in its modern phase began in the early 1960s, is actually one of the intellectual antecedents of the Intelligent Design movement" (Wiker 2000).

In fact, the Supreme Court has explicitly recognized that a state can go beyond express advocacy in restricting coordinated spending".

Those decisions are the first instances since the disabilities law formally went into effect in 1992 that appellate courts have explicitly recognized this kind of harassment as a form of discrimination, just as other harassment is viewed under the 1964 civil rights act.

I have explicitly recognized that most presence-absence characters (or indels) are not individually useful for polarizing the tree as they can in principle be interpreted as either losses or gains.

The role of argumentation in supporting various forms of interaction among possibly conflicting autonomous agents has been explicitly recognized in the literature.

The courts have not explicitly recognized this problem, but the right analysis for the question would ask whether the concept, practice, or belief in question resonates in religion rather than in some other area of inquiry, such that a reasonable person would understand the government promotion of the concept as a promotion or endorsement of a religious practice or belief.

In situations in which Congress has explicitly authorized the president's action, the court has recognized the prerogative as almost absolute.

Furthermore, while recognizing the international legal right for a people to resist uniformed foreign occupation forces, Khalidi has opposed terrorism and has explicitly stated that killing Israeli civilians is a "war crime" and "a violation of international law".