Sentence examples for make explicit references from inspiring English sources

Manning's confessions to Lamo make explicit references to direct communications between him and WikiLeaks.

Seigl's erudition allows Oates to make explicit reference to Greek religious concepts of hubris and nemesis.

It also found that less than half -- 44percentt -- of companies with a code of ethics or business principles "make explicit reference to human rights".

G8 sources said the communique would make explicit reference to good governance and include a condemnation of Robert Mugabe's government in Zimbabwe.

The president did not make explicit reference to Khizr and Ghazala Khan, who condemned the Republican presidential nominee at last week's Democratic convention and in a series of TV interviews, prompting Trump to lash out, but there was little doubt whom Obama was targeting as he addressed the annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans group in Atlanta.

We discuss this formal framework and make explicit reference to its relationship with reinforcement learning.

David Hume (1740) was perhaps the first to make explicit reference to the role of mutual knowledge in coordination.

Of those that do provide some explanation, just over 50% (n = 67) make explicit reference to the particular tree shown.

The reason is that the persons who formulated, voted for, and implemented the tests acted on maxims that did make explicit reference to race.

Further, several ILO conventions make explicit reference to migrant workers: The Convention concerning Migration for Employment ILO Convention No.. 97) was adopted after the Second World War and was widely ratified.

Francois Schroeter (2005) argues that warranted emotional responses do not determine the extension the most important evaluative concepts, such as dangerous or wrong, but only minor ones that make explicit reference to emotion, such as fearful or shameful.