Sentence examples for explicit issue from inspiring English sources

Instead, prosecutors have been blamed for not making race an explicit issue.

Republicans, meanwhile, wished Ms. Reno well, seemingly careful not to make an explicit issue of her health.

But if not, parliament can be dissolved again and new elections called on the explicit issue of independence.

That question has been the subtext of Dr. Kay's comments, and the explicit issue that Mr. Bush's Democratic challengers have raised.

In 1776 the United States became perhaps the only country ever to be founded after a revolution based largely on the explicit issue of tax rates.

Inclusion in the users committee, in turn, was based on participation in the biogas project and requirements relating to gender equality; caste did not appear to be an explicit issue.

In the 22 seats the unions campaigned in on the explicit issues of fairness, penalty rates, education, healthcare, public infrastructure the average swing away from the government was 5.5%.

At least one other Indian student has since come forward claiming he was similarly denied a PhD spot because of academics' explicit issues with his Indian ethnicity and assumed misogyny.

But writer-director Haynes is able to make explicit an issue which could not be tackled by the Sirk movies at the time, and is still partly implicit in a modern and distinctively gay critical sensibility which treasures them now - homosexuality.

"Adverse events, we do not feel, fall into that category, and so we are changing the language to be more explicit". At issue, Dr. Mickelson and others say, is how much information scientists and companies should share with their competitors in what is still a novel, and relatively unsuccessful, scientific field.

Bennett, who has recently attacked TV talk shows, said he is far from finished with the explicit lyrics issue.