Sentence examples for explicitly drafted from inspiring English sources

The government's white paper, published on Thursday, is not explicitly drafted to break the BBC.

The state law was explicitly drafted to advance the interests of minority citizens, who are disproportionately represented among inmates and who stand to lose most when political power is shifted away from their home districts.

The interim constitution of Sudan, drafted in 2005, explicitly permits freedom of religion in Sudan.

The Egyptian Constitution, drafted in 2014, explicitly guarantees freedom of artistic and literary expression and Article 67 forbids the jailing of artists and writers for publishing their work.

To help broker a compromise, Attorney General Katzenbach drafted legislative language explicitly asserting that poll taxes were unconstitutional and instructed the Department of Justice to sue the states that maintained poll taxes.

State education officials tasked with translating last year's law into policy drafted a document that explicitly prohibits teachers from teaching intelligent design, but on 2 December, board members deferred a scheduled vote.

New rules being drafted by state insurance regulators would explicitly allow agents to talk to clients about life settlements, but would not insist on it.

Article 9 of the Japanese constitution, which was drafted by victorious Americans after World War II, explicitly renounces war and the use of military force — or even the threat of force — "forever".

Brandis explicitly said if he was not satisfied with a new policy drafted by the council then he would dictate it himself.

They drafted an amendment to Official Languages Act incorporating Nehru's assurances explicitly.

Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Brian Schatz have drafted the American Opportunity Carbon Fee Act, a modest corporate-friendly carbon tax that's explicitly designed to lure Republican lawmakers across the aisle and has almost entirely failed to do so.