Sentence examples for already explicitly from inspiring English sources

A few countries, like Britain, have already explicitly made nonconsent the basis of the law.

The United States had already explicitly threatened to end its own $1.5 billion in annual aid.

But charity work has evolved, and most big international development organisations are already explicitly involved in political work.

"Taking just the £2.4bn of welfare reforms that we have already explicitly accepted, and the £7.5bn increase in capital spending, that means that the gap between the Government and Labour's departmental spending cuts is actually at least £20bn".

And add that it seems unlikely that someone with so good an ear would call anything "The Family Glass," and that one of the few forthcoming stories specified, about a party in the nineteen-twenties, was already explicitly promised by Salinger himself, in the introduction to his story "Hapworth 16, 1924").

In fact, in a move that has elicited criticism from opposition leaders who say the Constitution bars the armed forces from taking sides in political campaigns, the top military official in the cabinet, Defense Minister Diego Molero Bellavia, has already explicitly backed Mr. Maduro by calling on voters to "give a good thrashing to all those fascists" of the opposition.

Postnups seem to be following a similar course, and a few states have already said explicitly that they should be evaluated for fairness under the same standards as prenups.

Indirect comparison had already been explicitly done in only 13 of the 85 Cochrane reviews included.

29 Note that in acetic acid formation, the presence of OH has already been explicitly taken into account [Equation (1)].

However, the current RfD already accounts explicitly for this enrichment through an uncertainty factor of 3.15 applied to the benchmark dose lower limit [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2001].

The 2003 law's second rule does not merely keep federal money from being used to promote prostitution the law's first rule already does that explicitly.