Sentence examples for explicit declaration that from inspiring English sources

This is an explicit declaration that the revocation was driven by a desire to strike a blow against the investigation.

He also described as "atypical" the Cook County autopsy's explicit declaration that Galvan's larynx was "unremarkable" and Galvan's "neck is free of any trauma" – while the independent autopsy, days later, found otherwise.

Despite that, no arms have been decommissioned and the IRA, by the way, has yet to make an explicit declaration that it is henceforth committed to exclusively peaceful means.

Yossi Matias says that when he started Google's R&D center in the country, he made the "explicit declaration" that the center would be significantly invested in supporting the Israeli ecosystem.

The noble marquis had also complained that threats had been held out of a dissolution of parliament in the event of the rejection of the measure, and had called on him for some explicit declaration on that point.

It was his most explicit declaration so far that he intended to borrow the money needed for the centerpiece of his approach, which is to let people divert some of their payroll taxes to private savings accounts.

Each package declaration that includes subprogram declarations or deferred constant declarations must have a corresponding package body to fill in the missing details.

free declaration n. a declaration that is not a bound declaration.

The main distinction was that the Biden-Lugar approach said Bush could not go to war without explicit U.N. authorization, unless he issued a declaration that Iraq presented a "grave" threat to U.S. security.

Of course, even if policy reasons did counsel expansive state liability under CERCLA, our "clear statement" rule mandates that the choice is to be left to Congress—to resolve with an explicit declaration of its decision—and not to be implied by this Court.

On the other interpretation, Locke recognized that people inheriting property did not in the process of doing so make any explicit declaration about their political obligation.