"Liberation theology consciously and explicitly accepts its relationship with politics."

When the Portuguese took Montevideo, in 1818, he went to that city, explicitly accepting a foreign government in his own national soil.

After a series of battles and actions the war ended in a ceasefire, with neither side explicitly accepting the peace terms of the other.

"We all do, snake," Matushek said, explicitly accepting Councillor Matthew Lock into the company of veterans.

The document once again explicitly accepted U.N. resolutions 242 and 338, explaining why the PLO will not accept them in isolation.

China hinted on Saturday that it might soften its demand that Mr. Chen explicitly accept the "one China" principle before negotiating such direct links.

Despite this, Cain does not support the mutiny attempts and even explicitly accepts Adama's superior rank, but the fleet is still perilously close to civil war.

Judge Silberman wrote that the decision, United States v. Miller, "did not explicitly accept the individual-right position" but did implicitly assume it.

The war ended in a ceasefire, with neither side explicitly accepting the peace terms of the other.

It is regrettable that the rapporteur chose such a minimalist line, while the reluctance of the Council to explicitly accept this binding commitment raises even more concern.