Sentence examples for explicitly or indirectly from inspiring English sources

Several laws explicitly or indirectly limit or ban foreign investment in banks, publishing, broadcasting, cable television systems, telecommunications companies airlines and one of the country's two major railways.

His subject, explicitly or indirectly, would remain the country where he grew up; his ambition, to bear witness, as he once wrote of Dostoyevsky, to "the madness of our times," to "wrestle with the whistling darkness, to absorb it, to make it his medium; to turn the falling into a flying".

The majority of editorial policies as published on the journal websites ask explicitly or indirectly for integrative paper submissions.

Several revealed, either explicitly or indirectly during their interviews, that their understanding of what words and text they could read was poor.

The studies were undertaken in a variety of healthcare settings in a number of countries and the nature of professional behaviours and their association with patient care was either explicitly or indirectly investigated.

According to the department, the new rule closes the loophole by requiring reporting on "actions, conduct or communications that are undertaken with an object, explicitly or implicitly, directly or indirectly, to affect an employee's decisions regarding his or her representation or collective bargaining rights".

They watched three movie clips in random order that were either focused explicitly (thin ideal program) or indirectly (soap opera) on the thin ideal or were neutral in content.

After all, by the late 1970s the government had explicitly prohibited it "from engaging, directly or indirectly, in assassinations".

Cocker's melodies are sharp and inventive, and his ballads come off as tender, until you realize that he is often talking about the dark side of life, either explicitly, as on "I Will Kill Again," or indirectly, as on "Baby's Coming Back to Me".

This work did not explicitly investigate whether Mg++ acted directly or indirectly on susceptible target neurons, a question to which in vitro preparations are particularly well suited.

Much can be learned about Peter from the New Testament either explicitly from the statements made by and about Peter or indirectly from his actions and reactions as revealed in a number of episodes in which he figures prominently.