Sentence examples for explicitly as part of from inspiring English sources

On Thursday night she appeared not only as a character witness, or as a softener of his shouting image, but explicitly as part of his political operation.

The internal bent cap and end diaphragms at the abutments were modeled explicitly as part of the superstructure.

The analysis shows that the optimum design based on costs does not necessary equate to an optimum solution for CO2 emissions, therefore there is a need to address economical and environmental objectives explicitly as part of the logistics design.

A total of 15 countries included in our analysis have total sanitation approaches explicitly as part of their national policy.

Since that time, many countries have adopted this approach explicitly as part of the national policy – that was observed in 15 out of 23 countries where data were available: Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Togo and Zambia.

Inequality must be at the heart of the post-2015 agenda: it was disappointing not to see inequality explicitly included as part of suggested goals and targets.

It was also a victory for the administration in the sense of assembling another international coalition, however reluctant and tenuous, on an issue that it had explicitly cast as part of its effort to combat terror.

On Twitter, users explicitly decide as part of following someone that they want all of the person's tweets in their stream.

In such frames, branches are abstract primitive entities and the relations between branches that correspond to the modal and temporal operators in OBTL are explicitly given as part of the definition of the model.

This latter observation is not novel; for more than 30 years it has been recognised that the role of human operations in safety critical systems is so important that they should be explicitly modelled as part of the risk assessment of plant operations.

The doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation has not yet been explicitly acknowledged as part of Singapore law.