Sentence examples for explicitly decides from inspiring English sources

In Louisiana, all first-degree murder defendants face execution unless a prosecutor explicitly decides otherwise.

Or perhaps the solution is to amend the Treaty to explicitly decide upon a method of settlement.

Labor officials said they had found an e-mail in which Exel managers explicitly decided not to provide audio protection for workers in the noisy plant, even though they were aware of the problem.

The Supreme Court last looked at the Second Amendment nearly 70 years ago in United States v. Miller, a 1939 decision that suggested, without explicitly deciding, that the right should be understood in connection with service in a militia.

But as Justice Kennedy pointed out, in the 36 years since the Terry decision, the court, while permitting a police officer to question a suspect, had never explicitly decided whether the suspect had to answer or could be arrested and prosecuted for refusing.

But in passing it Congress explicitly decided not to give African-Americans a federally guaranteed right to vote — that came an election cycle later, with the Fifteenth Amendment — and nobody thought that it would lead to integrated public schools or facilities.

But not everyone wants to explicitly decide which data can reside on which devices.

The parameter matrices and structure of the solution are explicitly decided by mathematical optimization for infinite horizon without tuning of design parameters unlike previous schemes.

To fix the cost estimation issue, MDF does some internal calculations to explicitly decide whether the structure index or the matchsub function is used.

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

3, there are many different methods to highlight these partials, but, so far, this text has discussed approaches that explicitly decide what are the pitches of the active notes at some time.