Sentence examples for explicitly domestic from inspiring English sources

The soldier may have had Lana Turner or Betty Grable pinned up over his bunk, but the sustaining dream was of something more durable than sex, more explicitly domestic.

A child-protection law passed in 2008 does not explicitly make domestic violence illegal.

More than two-thirds of the commentaries were explicitly on domestic issues, most often the economy - inflation, taxing and spending, unemployment, monetary policy, and excessive regulation.

The present approach imposes more structure on the problem by introducing possible short-run real effects of the exchange rate due to less than infinitely elastic export demand and explicitly specified domestic supply.

Models that do not explicitly incorporate domestic margins over-estimate the reduction in CO2 emissions from a given carbon tax or under-estimate the level of a carbon tax needed to achieve a specific abatement target when domestic margins are fixed or when the carbon tax is treated as a consumption tax with variable domestic margins.

Egypt does not have a law explicitly criminalizing domestic abuse.

Because the United States lacks a federal statute that explicitly makes domestic terrorism a crime, it is relatively rare for the government to charge non-Muslims under terrorism laws.

Many champions of the DIY movement explicitly say that domestic work shouldn't be about gender.

Take the bid specs that Georgia recently issued for broadcloth, explicitly asking for "domestic goods," Ms. Corey noted.

The government launched a consultation on Wednesday to look at strengthening the law by explicitly stating that domestic abuse covers coercive and controlling behaviour as well as physical harm.

But the Supreme Court ruled that the international court's decision had no legal force and that the treaty was not binding, because Congress never passed a statute explicitly making it domestic law.