Sentence examples for it explicitly recognises from inspiring English sources

The strength of the model presented here is that it explicitly recognises the reality of a fixed budget.

This model was selected because it has been used extensively to examine behavioral health services use, including the use of AOD services [ 9- 11] and also because it explicitly recognises that need for care and psychological and social factors influence access to treatment; factors that are often downplayed in other models of access [ 11].

It is a more transparent and powerful technique than the more conventional cost-effectiveness analysis for evaluation of the economic questions faced by decision-makers, because it explicitly recognises the budget constraint that is a reality in most healthcare systems around the world.

That party explicitly recognises that it needs more market forces.

The constitution of Bosnia & Herzegovina abides by the highest level of internationally recognised human rights and explicitly recognises the principle of gender equality.

That the government so explicitly recognises this is hugely refreshing.

This shift to a specialised intervention program explicitly recognises the gap left by earlier governments.

Overall, the paper explicitly recognises the centrality of interactions between structural factors and human agency, thereby moving beyond a sole focus on individual travel behaviour.

The key here is that the Australian system explicitly recognises the importance of the quality of human relationships in assessing and securing child support payments and works to support these relationships.

Farrelly explicitly recognises that total control of the distribution of NPG would be impossible.

The planning document explicitly recognises how BAS is an 'international brand' which is 'likely to be beneficial' in future.