Sentence examples for explicit to move from inspiring English sources

This governing philosophy has lurked in the background this year, but McCain will have to make it explicit to move a nation.

The Republican party election platform made an explicit commitment to move the embassy.

A few months later, despite what Mr. Garfein called "an explicit agreement" to move forward, Boston Lyric announced it was dropping the production, citing "financial rather than artistic" reasons.

The audit partners express a desire to be in the "ideal" relationship where they assume the role of the 'expert advisor' (as opposed to a 'police officer') but they seemingly have no explicit strategy to move the relationship toward a 'proactive' (rather than 'reactive') state.

Insisting he was not at odds with the Liberal Democrats, who today issued fresh tax threats against the banks, Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), delivered his most explicit plea yet to "move beyond" attacks on bankers and instead focus on the regulation of the industry.

'But she was only 19 and he was 21, so I had to be very explicit and tell them how to move their hands and exactly what to do.

The basic idea of this IMEX approach is to move the explicit calculation of the sea ice thickness and concentration inside the Newton loop such that these tracers evolve during the implicit integration.

The reforms' explicit and highly publicized intent to move from punishment to treatment may have influenced individual criminal justice actors' behavior, perhaps warranting more lenient behavior by those already disposed in that direction and shifting the behavior of even some of those more inclined toward a punitive paradigm.

Timely discharge is a key component of contemporary hospital governance and raises questions about how to move to more explicit discharge arrangements.

The question now is whether the politicians--and the courts--are ready to move toward a more explicit relationship with religious institutions.

Only on occasion does it become necessary to move to the direct, explicit threats commonly associated with a deterrent posture.