Sentence examples for does not explicitly refer from inspiring English sources

It does not explicitly refer to modern controversies.

After more than 15 years of reflection on the matter, I now understand that the Qur'an does not explicitly refer to "homosexuality", nor does it refer to women as "inferior".

While the majority does not explicitly refer to Congress's intent as a driving factor behind its decision, it appears to have brought the application of AIA in line with congressional intent.

Although the text of the Directive does not explicitly refer to cross-subsidies, it does require the universal service providers to maintain clear and separate accounting systems for reserved and non-reserved services.

While section 12 of the 2000 Act allows judges to impose certain punishments, such as compensation and costs orders, it does not explicitly refer to confiscation orders and the court of appeal in Clarke concluded that reflected the intention of parliament to exclude them.

Although the CFTC's Reproposal does not explicitly refer to cryptocurrencies, the asserted statutory position limits 'mandatee'' could apply to cryptocurrency derivatives (both exchange-traded and over-the-counter) if cryptocurrencies are considered ''exempt commodities.'' As a threshold matter, the term ''commodity'' is broadly defined to include ''goods and articles..

Another question asks: "What did the goyim want to do with all the Jews?" – to which the answer, according to the worksheet, is: "Kill them".. "It doesn't explicitly refer to the Holocaust," the source said.

Similarly, the FTC order requires Facebook to be transparent about its dealings with third parties, but doesn't explicitly refer to advertisers or application developers.

Taylor doesn't explicitly refer to what she was doing in Greenwich as prostitution, but she now allows that her primary motivation was, indeed, money.

The text messages do not explicitly refer to prostitution.

The Slavery Abolition Act did not explicitly refer to British North America.