Sentence examples for explicitly applied from inspiring English sources

Although the term "adiaphorism" was not explicitly applied in other disputes, analogous controversies occurred elsewhere.

The right of return for refugees is guaranteed by all basic human rights treaties and was explicitly applied to the Palestinian refugees by United Nations Resolution 194.

Few programs have explicitly applied the SIP theory.

Aune (1967) can be interpreted as a variant of adverbialism explicitly applied to pain.

Philip Kitcher (1989, 1993) developed a unificationist account of explanation, and he and Sylvia Culp explicitly applied it to molecular biology (Culp and Kitcher 1989).

aThis approach was explicitly applied to one of the other study sites in the DoD/ESTCP study – see Section 3.2.3.4 in Volume I of Minsker et al. (2004).

The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed by President Bill Clinton, explicitly applies to "all federal law".

My argument explicitly applies to software categories where there's an incumbent.

Under existing law, nonviolent coercive and controlling behaviour is captured by the legislation that covers stalking and harassment but it does not explicitly apply to intimate relationships.

He is also expected to propose that the rules explicitly apply to any Internet service, even if delivered over wireless networks — something that has been unclear until now.

Would raise the minimum age for obtaining a handgun permit and buying a handgun to 21 from 18. Would explicitly apply the crimes of rape and sodomy to cases of date rape and acquaintance rape.