Sentence examples for be told explicitly from inspiring English sources

During recruitment and hiring, job seekers may never be told explicitly that working abroad is required for advancement.

From now on, Web surfers will be told explicitly of advertisers' attempts to profile potential consumers and will be given the option of choosing not to participate.

Should Congress be told explicitly, look, Mueller believes the president violated these laws, and here's the evidence to back it up?

We want to place the burden of seeking your express, informed consent on the marketers; this means you must first be made aware of who will get what information about you, and be told explicitly whether it will be sold or given to some other company or division for a different purpose.

She says juries should also be told explicitly that phylogenetic analysis cannot prove direct transmission.

Similarly, a review of health news identified "bias and conflicts of interest" as a problem area in reporting, and suggested that readers be told explicitly if researchers and funders could financially benefit from the results [25].

"Being told explicitly to compare items had a dramatic effect on their bidding behavior," said Simonson.

Perceptive readers did get the idea without being told explicitly what it was.

He said editors were told explicitly to fight back if they were told to do anything unethical.

Last autumn, she said, she was told explicitly, "You can't go in because you're a Gypsy".

Some have been told explicitly that doing so is "good instruction," and some districts and states have been purveyors of this bad test prep.