Sentence examples for explicitly named from inspiring English sources

Second, new "anti-avoidance" rules were proposed; the main targets, although not explicitly named, were foreign investors using Mauritius.

He never explicitly named Mir Hussein Moussavi or Mehdi Karroubi, the two presidential candidates who have led the protests.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, Republican of Illinois, represents three hospitals explicitly named as recipients of federal grants.

Saint Elizabeth, explicitly named in the halo around her head, could be a nun in her 40s wearily reading her breviary.

In such cases, the law is amended to add the name of the church to the list of recognized churches, which are all explicitly named.

The exacting rules for cataloging translations identify them as new works and mandate that the translator be explicitly named in the library record.

"School shooters explicitly name or represent each other," she writes.

The journalist does not explicitly name his captors in the video.

And while he did not explicitly name a country, he again broadly suggested that it was China.

But Ms. Rice prevailed in preventing the resolution from explicitly naming Rwanda when it was passed on Nov. 20.

Conversations can crop up as Twitter back-and-forths about a person, but without explicitly naming them.