Sentence examples for explicitly on the issue from inspiring English sources

So far, of the candidates running for president, only Rand Paul has focused explicitly on the issue Kristol raised.

Wofford, who had been appointed to the Senate that May, ran explicitly on the issue of health care reform, trounced Thornburgh, and thereby set the stage for the Clinton Presidency whose first major domestic policy initiative was... health care.

Our study focuses explicitly on the issue of how socioeconomic disparities are affected by misreporting and misclassification.

3 The court did not explicitly rule on the issue of whether appellant lacked standing to challenge the Act.

It ruled last month, in a bitterly divided 6-5 decision, that prison officials in Arkansas could force Charles Singleton, a prisoner on death row who has become psychotic, to take medication to make him sane enough to be executed.It may seem difficult to believe, but the Supreme Court has never ruled explicitly on this issue.

Indeed, Interviewee 21 (above) comments explicitly on this issue, noting how on television ultrasound is "linked to being really happy" and there are no alternative representations of this practice.

In an effort to focus more explicitly on this issue, this article addresses biological factors that may affect human variability and susceptibility to trichloroethylene (TCE), a widely used halogenated industrial solvent.

She gave some speeches at colleges, and came out as explicitly pro-life on the issue of abortion, after having previously been ambivalent about it.

However, to the best of our knowledge no one has explicitly addressed the issue of the opportunities that on-call working provides for the fellows.

The Albanian majority still hopes that the election of the new assembly is their first step toward independence from Yugoslavia, in which Serbia is the dominant remaining republic, though the body is explicitly barred from voting on the issue.

However, to reiterate, we explicitly take no position on the issue of the most appropriate clustering technique, since this should be part of the policy development process and reflect the application of criteria other than statistical quality.