Sentence examples for explicitly detailing from inspiring English sources

Mike Virtuoso, who the authorities say is a Bonnano family mobster known as the Butcher, kept Rolodexes and address books explicitly detailing many of his organized crime connections, the authorities said.

Though 29-year-old Andy Roddick has not made any public statements explicitly detailing his retirement plans, Brooklyn Decker, Roddick's wife, revealed more about his intended time line in a radio interview Thursday morning.

But explicitly detailing the terms of appointment is not enough: COSEPUP members also think federal postdoctoral compensation is "still too low for optimal functioning".

Therefore, we briefly summarize the main findings without explicitly detailing the practical realizations of the algorithms (see [18, 19] for more details).

That means explicitly detailing the parameters of a two-state solution: a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem, 1967 borders with reciprocal land swaps to bring 80% of Israeli settlers into Israel, Palestinian right of return only to the new Palestinian state, compensation both for Palestinian refugees and for Jewish refugees from Arab countries after 1948.

The adaptation contains clear guidelines explicitly detailing potential concerns (e.g. behavioural problems) that need to be referred to supervisors, to safeguard non-specialists from being consulted on issues beyond the scope of their training.

Ms. Lam vigorously defended herself and was resistant to resigning; as such, Mr. Klein's statement explicitly detailed that he asked her to resign.

Hodgkin can also confront in his painting memories that most of us would prefer to block -- memories not explicitly detailed but intimated as powerful vibrations.

Characterization is minimal, the characters revealing themselves in their actions or speeches; overt moral comment on the characters' behaviour is suppressed and their motivation seldom explicitly detailed.

Although every data source takes into account different variables, aspects such as the human factor are not explicitly detailed, mainly because this factor is laborious to quantify.

Herbal medicines labeled as food supplements often slip under the radar of regulatory agents like the Food and Drug Administration in the United States or the Therapeutic Goods Administration in Australia, even if their ingredients are not explicitly detailed.