Sentence examples for is explicitly sought from inspiring English sources

Van Fraassen's possible decompositions are restricted to one singled out by a mathematical criterion (related to the biorthogonal decomposition theorem mentioned above in Section 3.1), and a dynamical picture is explicitly sought (and was later developed).

For example, information is more likely to be provided to patients, patient consent is explicitly sought, and it is increasingly acknowledged that patients have the right to make medical decisions about themselves.

But a new generation of redheads is explicitly seeking attention.

Indeed, Mr. Arafat, who will now be the only Middle East leader to meet Mr. Clinton this week, is explicitly seeking affirmation that the Americans will not let the Palestinian cause slide if the Syrians advance, an adviser said today.

As part of the shared decision making process, evidence is brought into the discussion and patients' concerns and expectations are explicitly sought and discussed [ 27].

In Iraq Mr. Bush was explicitly seeking regime change.

The second is that we are explicitly seeking to copy the US system of higher education.

Mr. McCall has traveled the state tirelessly, speaking at dinners and attending fund-raisers but has not been explicitly seeking support for this event.

But Germany's price will be a rescue in which it will be explicitly seeking to put its own interests above all others.

The governments of China, India, Singapore and South Korea are explicitly seeking to elevate some of their universities to this exalted status because they recognize the important role that university-based scientific research has played in driving economic growth in the United States, Western Europe and Japan.

But the order on "Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States" certainly looks likely to deepen concerns about the legal robustness of the EU-US data transfer mechanism, given it's explicitly seeking to strip away privacy protections from non-U.S.