Sentence examples for explicitly in school from inspiring English sources
The clothes concentrated on the idea of "uniforms" – both explicitly in school kilts and air steward jackets but also conceptually.
Discusses both geological and cosmological evolution explicitly in high school Ohio F B Generally good Oklahoma F F The word "evolution" is never used Oregon B B No human evolution Pennsylvania A A Good across the board Rhode Island A B Generally good.
And more explicitly in the high school biology requirement.
And, in fact, I'd like to have seen the President tie the need to study them in school more explicitly and inspiringly to challenges that need solving: global warming, cures for disease.
Indeed, throughout the second half of the twentieth century, conservative Republicans have adopted creationism as part of their political platforms, with seven states in the 1990s explicitly making demands for teaching creationism in school (Miller et al. 2006).
Laws in Kentucky and New York explicitly allow school employees to obtain and administer naloxone and excuse them from liability for using it in an emergency.
We have not explicitly considered school closure in any of these scenarios nor have we considered behavioural changes such as hand hygiene or coughing into your sleeve as the impact of these at a population level is difficult to quantify.
The thoroughly materialistic and anti-theistic philosophical Cārvāka (also called Nastika or Lokaiata) school that originated in India around the 6th century BCE is probably the most explicitly atheistic school of philosophy in India, similar to the Greek Cyrenaic school.
The civil rights groups challenged this last section on the ground that it would unlawfully deter students from enrolling in school, even if it did not explicitly allow schools to turn students away.
They dress pretty much like students at any explicitly religious American school, in a style you could call modern modest, topped off with hijabs for most of the women and kufis for some of the men.
