Sentence examples for more explicit recognition from inspiring English sources

The book would benefit from more explicit recognition that America's prosperity depended far more on the millions of citizens taking daily risks for the chance of a better future than on any government official.But it is clear that Americans were lucky, with a treasury secretary committed to fiscal rectitude, international stability and free trade.

But responding to these criticisms calls for a more explicit recognition of the affinities between evolutionary biology and history.

Whilst these stages are implicit within the SARA approach, it was felt that a more explicit recognition of their importance as component parts of the process would enhance overall problem-solving efforts undertaken by TfL and its policing partners.

Three is therefore urgent need for a more explicit recognition of these additional concerns.

We believe that a more explicit recognition of the selection and application of policy instruments could have reinforced policy intent.

There are concerns about the manuscript as presented that the authors must address, by re-writing and if feasible some additional experiments or more explicit recognition of the limitations of the analysis.

Severin might have made more explicit, however, the hunters recognition of their excruciating poverty and how underdevelopment, as well as tradition, propels them seaward.

"It was an explicit recognition that more money is needed.

I think we need to pay much more explicit attention to teaching pattern recognition.

We needed "a new doctrine of international community" to give "explicit recognition that today more than ever before, we are mutually dependent".

The key questions were whether the instructions increased disclosure in response to recall questions and in response to recognition questions that were less or more explicit about transgressions and whether instructions were differentially effective with age.