Sentence examples for recognized as explicitly from inspiring English sources

In spite of many affinities between pragmatist, continental, and feminist philosophy, there currently are very few feminists whose work is recognized as explicitly incorporating both of the other traditions.

So, as Locke incipiently recognizes as early as E1 but explicitly underlines in E5, his initial answer to the first question is an overgeneralization, and needs to be restricted to those actions that are proposed to us as presently to be done (see Rickless 2000: 49–55; Glauser 2003: 710; Garrett 2015: 274 277).

Washington recognizes as much.

These generators are not in general explicitly recognized as heat engines.

The raw water push represents a first step toward privatizing what the United Nations has explicitly recognized as a human right — access to clean water and sanitation.

The summer of 1932, just months before Hitler came to power, saw a spectacular wave of Nazi terror, explicitly recognized as such by newspapers all over Germany.

"Requirements contracts" of the kind the plaintiff contends was present here are explicitly recognized as valid by the Code in G.L.c.

It is thus explicitly recognized, as was already apparent from the terms of the Constitution itself, that the sole authority to dispose of the public lands was vested in the Congress, and in no other branch of the Federal government.

As a result, the environmental implications and consequences of policies and programs, even when they are explicitly recognized as a part of their mandate, are often ignored at the time of implementation.

Emerging research suggests drawing should be explicitly recognized as a key element in science education.

When face is explicitly recognized as an unavoidable social value and face-work is self-consciously practiced as an activity in its own right, then face becomes more than a dominant expression of social conformity.