Sentence examples for explicitly advertised from inspiring English sources

Bonds that are explicitly advertised as green, mostly issued by the World Bank and other multilateral lenders, are easier to count.

In fact, The San Francisco Bay Guardian, one of the city's weeklies, explicitly advertised its usefulness for just that purpose, printing a special clip-out page in last week's issue.

These rules aren't explicitly advertised.

I drove 300 miles to London to go watch these specific scenes they had explicitly advertised in their TV ads...and they didn't show them to me.

However, known formal diagnosis of ADHD and other childhood disorders were assessed in the biographical parent questionnaire and participation in the control group was explicitly advertised as seeking children without any ADHD-related behavior problems.

Ms. Smith will not post a traditional "push" marketing message that explicitly advertises an event like a webinar.

It is mostly concerned with websites that explicitly advertise their downloading software as totally legal, says in-house lawyer David Sohn.

One typical agency, the Haslemere-based accountants Fletcher Kennedy, explicitly advertise: "Both the power of attorney and nominee director agreement are confidential documents designed to ensure our clients' privacy".

A lobbyist can now tell any elected official: if you vote wrong, my company, labor union or interest group will spend unlimited sums explicitly advertising against your re-election.

But many of the main American characters in "Chicago" more explicitly advertise their author's sociopolitical concerns — like Carol, the black single mother who is driven by poverty and racial discrimination into having sex with her employer.

In terms of promotion of Chrome Frame, Google says that while it won't be explicitly advertising it, it will use subtle methods to alert users to its existence.