Sentence examples for earliest explicit from inspiring English sources
This is the earliest explicit pronouncement on what is called the "colonate".
The earliest explicit mention of him as a Pythagorean is in Plutarch (Numa 9) in the first century CE.
The earliest explicit argument in favor of the epistemological dependence thesis, however, is in Norton and Suppe 2001.
Although Wollheim has at times wrongly been credited with this move (e.g., Hick 2011, 188, n. 15), the earliest explicit reference to the type-token distinction in the literature on the ontology of art is to be found in Rudner (1950).
From their profile we found the earliest explicit references to the specific rumour.
Earlier this year, Miliband apologised to MPs, admitting that, contrary to "earlier explicit assurances", two rendition flights had secretly landed at Diego Garcia, the British Indian Ocean territory where the US has a large airbase.
21 February 2008 Foreign Secretary David Miliband tells parliament that "contrary to earlier explicit assurances that Diego Garcia had not been used for rendition flights, recent US investigations have now revealed two occasions, both in 2002, when this had in fact occurred".
"Contrary to earlier explicit assurances that Diego Garcia had not been used for rendition flights, recent US investigations have now revealed two occasions, both in 2002, when this had in fact occurred," Miliband told MPs.
In both the Netherlands and neighbouring Belgium, once the barrier of legislation is passed, medically assisted dying takes on a dynamic of its own and extends beyond the original intent, despite earlier explicit assurances that this would not happen.
He has also talked about raising the fuel efficiency of cars and trucks, an issue Mr Bush detests but he has softened his earlier explicit target for toughening efficiency standards.
He responds to Socrates' refutations by making a rather shrug-like suggestion that (contrary to his earlier explicit insistence) some pleasures are of course better than others (499b).
