Sentence examples for explicitly change from inspiring English sources

Senator Martin Connor, the Democratic minority leader, said that even though the bill would explicitly change only the Republicans' ballot, the way it was worded could undermine the Democrats' ability to set their own primary rules.

The New Testament did not explicitly change that.

But when organizations work to change the earned income ratio, and explicitly change strategies, they must ensure that they are not coincidentally -- and unintentionally -- also changing missions.

This cost treatment does not explicitly change the sample distribution and avoids the possible overtraining that it is present in the ROS solutions due to replicated cases.

By making the visibility of their data to the supporter more transparent, as well as the ability to explicitly change the sharing status of data, the user is provided with a greater sense of control while facilitating a meaningful interaction with the supporter.

In fact, that is typical of constitutional reform around the world: everything else stays the same except those relatively few things that have been explicitly changed.

Alternatively, the court could have explicitly changed the Miranda warnings by having police officers tell suspects that they have to verbally invoke their rights.

"When the Republicans took over the House at the beginning of this year, they explicitly changed the rules to say that tax cuts don't have to be paid for," Mr. Obama said, striking a consciously puzzled tone.

The coefficient doesn't capture very explicitly changes in the top 10% - which has become the focus of much inequality research in the past 10 years - or the bottom 40%, where most poverty lies.

"They explicitly changed the rules to say that tax cuts don't have to be paid for," Obama said.

But Thursday, Pence suggested that Trump's ideas had shifted — though neither the candidate nor the campaign have explicitly changed those views.