Sentence examples for directly and explicitly from inspiring English sources

I'm just doing what you told me to do — and what the Constitution directly and explicitly tells me to do.

The approach taken here solves the Maxwell equations inside metamaterial crystals directly and explicitly with no approximations made.

However, research that considers, directly and explicitly, the inherent spatial variability in reliability-based design (RBD) of geotechnical structures is limited.

Within the huge body of work devoted to different forms of work commitment, very little has directly and explicitly addressed developmental issues.

The SDGs were familiar to only a quarter of the 50 or so people in the room, despite the fact that every individual present worked on issues that directly and explicitly overlapped with the goals.

"We were told, directly and explicitly, that it was impossible for the government to meet its immigration target as long as we remained members of the EU, which of course insists on the free movement of people within it.

Those rules had been directly considered and explicitly approved by this Court in Stein just seven years before Jackson was tried.

More directly, and more explicitly, the way the teeth grow is not for the sake of the animal, and its survival or its death is just a coincidence (Phys. 198 b 29 32).

Though, the climate change mitigation benefits generated by the harvested wood products are not directly linked with and explicitly covered by the five REDD+ activities outlined by the UNFCCC, it is strongly linked with the clean development mechanism (CDM) and joint implementation (JI) mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol, and with the voluntary carbon market.

Nearly everyone is comfortable condemning the violence that occurs when people are explicitly, directly, and coercively forced into being exploited.

Evans (2001) hypothesizes that parental beliefs in evolution facilitate this shift directly by explicitly endorsing evolution and exposing children to evidence for evolution, such as fossils, and indirectly by promoting naturalistic interests in general.