Sentence examples for moreover explicitly from inspiring English sources

Many states, moreover, explicitly call on their mapmakers to consider the needs of so-called communities of interest.

Sawyer, moreover, explicitly discourages those who interpret her (1998) as embracing the reductio as an anti-skeptical argument: "Remarks by others indicate that in general the question of whether externalist arguments yield apriori warrants for beliefs about environmental conditions is seen as synonymous with the question whether we have an apriori refutation of external world skepticism.

Federal law does not, moreover, explicitly prohibit them from coordinating messaging or target lists.

Moreover, Bates explicitly states that his ruling does not apply to detainees who are imprisoned in the same country where they were apprehended.

Moreover, they explicitly stated diversity as their main assemblage criterion.

Moreover, Ord explicitly specifies that his work is "a good model for small populations," not necessarily applicable to larger societies.

Moreover, Hume explicitly attacks the possibility of an effect being simultaneous with its cause.

Moreover, we explicitly study the interaction of time pressure and social competition on arousal and bids.

Moreover, we explicitly consider the sizing and timing of water storage solutions.

Moreover, Duhem explicitly limited his discussion to non-instantial, physical theories, as opposed to mere experimental laws.

Moreover, we explicitly analyze potential biases through data mining or publication selection at the end of this section.