Although it isn't explicitly spoken, also essential, in an era of SeaWorld responding to public pressure by pledging to change the way it cares for and displays orcas, or killer whales, is that the show effectively and forcefully communicate the aquarium's role in animal management.
The idea that safety culture somehow represents a "systemic view" on safety is seldom explicitly spoken out, but nevertheless seem to linger behind many safety culture discourses.
"She has explicitly spoken about her pleasure that UK Sport are at least open to taking the broader value of its investment into account in its funding decisions.
According to The Guardian, this is the first time that the MCB, Britain's largest Muslim organization, has explicitly spoken out against the practice of FGM.
As adults brought up in a society full of social expectations, it can be difficult to stand proud with a child who won't look up when being spoken to, won't say thank you when offered a treat or won't say hello or goodbye when someone has explicitly spoken to them.
In discussing Prawitz's (1971) survey, Kreisel (1971, p. 111) explicitly speaks of a "mapping" between derivations and mental acts and considers it as a task of proof theory to elucidate this mapping, including the investigation of the identity of proofs, a topic that Prawitz and Martin-Löf had put on the agenda.
Royle's Derridaean book has a suggestive chapter on cannibalism and the uncanny, although it is not a subject Freud treats in the book - "Nowhere in The Uncanny does Freud explicitly speak of the uncanniness of cannibalism".
DeCarava, who died in 2009, explicitly spoke of his work as coming from a "black aesthetic".
For the first time a British official body explicitly spoke of a Jewish state.
"Explicitly speaking, we have no intention to meet with the U.S. side. . . .
