Sentence examples similar to an explicit stipulation from inspiring English sources

According to local media company Sina Entertainment, a journalist who inquired at the official website of the State Administration of Radio and Television (SARFT) did not find any explicit stipulations that "the male artist could not wear earrings on a TV show".

The Manual of Reason states that it is God, but most later Naiyāyikas drew a distinction between words which have belonged 'endlessly' in the language (introduced by God) and words introduced by an explicit human stipulation (e.g. the technical terms in Pāṇini's grammar).

If logic is indeed "true by convention," then some of the relevant conventions must apparently be "implicit" in our practice, rather than the results of explicit stipulation.

It is the Committee's consensus scientific opinion that your decision to set the primary ozone standard above this range fails to satisfy the explicit stipulations of the Clean Air Act that you ensure an adequate margin of safety for all individuals, including sensitive populations".

Said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu at a regular briefing in Beijing today: "The Chinese government administers the Internet according to law and we have explicit stipulations over what content can be spread on the Internet".

She had an explicit preference.

Not an explicit federal warranty.

You need to plan an explicit.

Strategy is an explicit response to planning.

YouNow has quite an explicit startup name.

It has an explicit wave function.