Sentence examples for respond explicitly from inspiring English sources

The DCMS spokesman did not respond explicitly when we asked whether the ICO will have full oversight powers over the framework (i.e. rather than just playing a consultant role) — saying only that: "The Secretary of State would give proper regard to all comments made by the Information Commissioner in consultation on the framework".

Some Jewish philosophers, like Rabbi Isaac Pulgar, Rabbi Mosses from Narbonne, and Rabbi Josef Ben Shem Tov[20] respond explicitly to the determinist opinion of Abner, such that there is no doubt that his opinion had a major influence on the internal Jewish debate on the question of free will throughout the 14th and 15th centuries.

We argue that GPs should be encouraged to also respond explicitly to patients concerns, in order to ensure that patients feel heard and understood.

Harvard University policy expert Sheila Jasanoff, whose presentation focused largely on philosophical issues related to science and society, allowed that scientists had made a "tactical error" in not responding explicitly in public to attacks.

Fisa court judge Michael Moseman gave the justice department until this coming Friday to respond – and explicitly barred the government from arguing that FreedomWorks lacks the standing to petition the secret court.

Bloggers responded more explicitly.

It would also be useful in future experiments to include a CS− condition in order to confirm that CS-induced reinstatement of responding was explicitly due to its associative history with reward.

The kernels responded more explicitly to the different treatments so here we discuss the effect of smoke, KAR1 and different inhibitors on growth parameters only.

A designer who goes by the name Nakagawa Sochi, whose brand is called 20471120, is known for clothes that explicitly respond to Tokyo's overwhelming consumer culture.

By applying the real options model, decision-makers implicitly (or explicitly) respond to the value of their right to preserve decision rights in the future for their investment choices and in their theoretical investment behaviour.

Resilience within the socio-ecological system is enhanced as the cooperative exploits evolving forms of collaboration, market niches, and private and public governance relationships to respond implicitly and explicitly to agro-ecological, economic and political risks.