Sentence examples similar to was explicitly accepted from inspiring English sources

It is what divided the Lords in Stack v Dowden [2007] UKHL 17 in part (or so it seemed), but it was never entirely clear whether the majority of the House in that case was explicitly accepting an imputation, perhaps partly (unfairly) because previous judges had occasionally elided them when they should have known better.

However, expert patients were explicitly accepted by nurses and clinical offers in the context of recurrent staff shortages in the HIV clinic.

While the 16th edition of the stylebook prefers 'he or she' as a last resort, a recent update to the 17th edition is more explicitly accepting of the singular 'they.'they

That was explicitly confirmed this week.

In fact it was explicitly ruled out.

This criterion was explicitly theory-relative.

When Vanja Pupovac, Lidija Bilic-Zulle and Mladen Petrovecki, of the Rijeka University School of Medicine in Croatia, studied plagiarism in Britain, Spain, Bulgaria and their native Croatia, they found that the prevalence of the practice depended on "the degree to which plagiarism is implicitly allowed or explicitly accepted" in the wider society.

Of the 68 surrogate outcomes, 28 were explicitly defined as 'not accepted' (41% of the surrogate outcomes).

It should be noticed, however, that we explicitly accepted a high number of False Negatives, as an unavoidable trade-off of the approach chosen here aiming at high-affinity and highly conserved sites only, regarded as potential master regulator or seed sites.

By 1957 the council had explicitly accepted that it was obliged "to restrain the growth of population and employment potential within the city".In the post-war era, there was a strong sense among British politicians that cities were slightly unpleasant things like mushrooms that ought not be allowed to grow too fast.

We are explicitly told that the Pythagoreans accepted one of the premises of this argument, that the center is the most important part of the cosmos (Arist., De Caelo 293b2 3), and it is likely that the whole argument should be assigned to Philolaus (Huffman 2007, 76 80).