Sentence examples for explicitly demands from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the property's management explicitly demands civic responsibility in residents.

After all, the relevant passage explicitly demands the officials to apply "common sense" when it comes to punishing over-exuberant jubilations.

And if all else fails, the NHS's national service framework explicitly demands that trusts "include targeted provision of information and support to fathers as well as mothers".

His trade is war, war involves killing, the rather thin ethics of the founder of his faith implies pacifism and explicitly demands turning the other cheek rather than shooting and bombing: and so we see what professions of faith are really worth, in the long tradition of bishops blessing tanks.

Then he crouches on one knee for "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", quietly bereft when he first sings, of reaching the song's free places, "why can't I?" Then he explicitly demands the freedom gay listeners implied in Judy Garland's original, as the Sinfonia climaxes around him.

10 The United Kingdom National Screening Committee explicitly demands that this is based on randomised trials.

He did not explicitly demand that the trial be moved.

Given this unfolding scenario, does one really expect the Burmese government to open its borders to countries explicitly demanding its removal from power?

What the lawyers want to keep secret is actually required in the bankruptcy law, but such disclosures have not been explicitly demanded by courts.

However, though Russian was to be the lingua franca, the government never explicitly demanded that its non-Russian subjects abandon their own languages, nationalities, or religions.

John Hemming, the MP for Birmingham Yardley, hinted he could be among the first to break cover and explicitly demand Mr Clegg's resignation.