Sentence examples for explicitly offered from inspiring English sources

The United States has not explicitly offered to give up the right to withdraw for the specified period.

In a first experiment, with 283 people, only 1 percent asked for a smaller portion of a starchy side dish when none was explicitly offered.

One of Woody Allen's adopted children, Moses Farrow, has explicitly offered his support to the embattled film-maker, saying in an interview with People magazine: "Of course Woody did not molest my sister".

Such courses may be colloquia: team-taught interdisciplinary courses; interdepartmental seminars explicitly offered by two or more academic departments; or undergraduate-specific courses offered by faculty outside of the Arts and Sciences.

Almost all the polls on the issue had high percentages of people saying they had no opinion, probably as a result of the complicated and changing nature of legislation as well as whether the polling firm explicitly offered respondents a "no opinion" option.

Senior State Department officials said Mr. Pickering had not explicitly offered the Indians anything, but simply outlined the sanctions India faced and sought to clarify its statement on Monday signaling a willingness to adhere to some terms of a ban on nuclear testing.

They, too, explicitly offer their system of categories in the spirit of categorial description, as offering an analysis of the various possible categories of being, rather than making any claims about which of these categories is non-empty (1994, 7 8).

But Cameron did not explicitly offer the same guarantee for free prescriptions and eye tests.

But the newer versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system may not explicitly offer the choice.

But diplomats at the talks said Iran's lead negotiator, Saeed Jalili, did not explicitly offer to curb 20% enrichment.

Mr. Kelly is not ready to explicitly offer a resignation, according to a person familiar with his thinking.