Sentence examples for explicitly claim from inspiring English sources

Experts on Al Qaeda said Sunday that Mr. bin Laden's statement did not change that assessment, since it did not explicitly claim that he or his closest associates in Pakistan played a role in planning or directing the Christmas attack.

Neither Kātyāyana nor Patañjali explicitly claim any higher ontological status to these word-images.

Indeed, most contemporary discussions of respect for persons explicitly claim to rely on, develop, or challenge some aspect of Kant's ethics.

It is important to note that Wuthnow does not explicitly claim or deny that encouraging students in a public school setting to become reflective pluralists would be appropriate.

Under the revised rules all baby tech should qualify so long as it does not explicitly claim to cure, treat, or prevent an illness or other condition.

Although Averroes did not explicitly claim that all events and thing will come around again, his argument does seem to imply such a conclusion.

A Hawass press release explicitly claimed that the fragment had been found by the Dominican-Egyptian expedition.

Mohsen Rezaei, ex-commander of the IRGC and currently secretary of Iran's Expediency Council, has explicitly claimed the US created Isis.

Most crucially, he cherry-picks findings he likes while explicitly claiming that he is fairly citing the totality of the evidence from a thorough analysis.

As for promoting electrolytes, David G. Schardt, a senior nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that Resource stopped short of explicitly claiming they benefit health.

In short, Europe is moving towards "the extreme centre", which is a new kind of authoritarian system perfectly described by the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, who explicitly claims that "dictatorial countries are more successful than democratic ones".