Sentence examples for explicitly declaration from inspiring English sources

For example, allowing the explicitly declaration delimiter = ' ' as the delimiter for arrays and matrix elements, although apparently simple, has proved to be unworkable because of XML's normalisation of whitespace.

Instead of conventional timing-control mechanism, the data-oriented methodology adopts simple handshaking protocol, blocking transferring, and explicitly register/FIFO declaration for communicating between adjacent modules.

When standards of justice are applied in profoundly distorted fashion, when those distortions put the literal survival of a society at stake and when murders are taking place and explicitly encouraged, declarations are being made that may even fit university standards for "hate speech".

Indeed, the declaration explicitly acknowledged this problem, and called for further negotiations to come up with a solution by the end of next year for countries "with insufficient or no manufacturing capacities in the pharmaceutical sector".

First, the declaration explicitly recognizes the need for a complete "phase down" of greenhouse gas emissions.

Oaxaca's recent cultural heritage declaration explicitly cites Marant's design from July 2015 as an impetus for action.

To illustrate, the Ouagadougou Declaration explicitly refers to these principles.

Paragraph 5 d) of the Declaration explicitly reaffirms members' freedom to determine their own regimes for the exhaustion of intellectual property rights without challenge.

Paragraph 5b of the Declaration explicitly reaffirms the right of countries to "...grant compulsory licenses and the freedom to determine the grounds upon which such licenses are granted".

The Alma-Ata declaration explicitly outlined comprehensive primary health care as an approach that addresses the social, economic and political causes of poor health and nutrition.

The declaration explicitly used the 1946 WHO definition of health and considered health to be defined by both individual choices and social or other determinants [ 21].