Sentence examples for an explicit declaration from inspiring English sources

Despite that, no arms have been decommissioned and the IRA, by the way, has yet to make an explicit declaration that it is henceforth committed to exclusively peaceful means.

Attorney General Eric Holder eventually made just such an explicit declaration.

The Physicians Associationn must issue an explicit declaration forbidding the practice, follow up its implementation and impose penalties on doctors who practice it.

Although in most real life applications XML data is required to conform to particular schemas, the majority of real-world XML documents does not contain any explicit declaration.

On the other interpretation, Locke recognized that people inheriting property did not in the process of doing so make any explicit declaration about their political obligation.

Mental phenomena, such as suicidal impulses or unconsummated ideations can also be included, as well as a wide range of behaviours which are pernicious to the patient's health without a previous explicit declaration of a suicidal intention [ 6, 7].

When more than one such outcome was reported in an article, we used a hierarchical selection process of (a) authors' explicit declaration of primacy, (b) the composite outcome used to calculate the sample size, (c) authors' attribution of importance to the composite outcome in their description of the results, or (d) the composite outcome that appeared first in the methods section.

One of its aims has been to forge a closer relationship with America and thereby secure greater American co-operation in persuading Taiwan not to move further towards a more explicit declaration of its independence from China.

It behaves very much like a Python string but with the addition of an alphabet (allowing explicit declaration of a protein sequence for example) and some key biologically relevant methods.

Mutuals should be better protected; forms of employee share ownership promoted, company founders better allowed to retain control and the template created for public-benefit companies – from the media to the utilities – who for an explicit, undeviating declaration of public purpose can expect reciprocal privileges.

He would make no such explicit declaration.