Sentence examples for explicitly placed from inspiring English sources

The framers of the Constitution recognized, as James Madison said, that "war is in fact the true nurse of executive aggrandizement," which is why they deliberately and explicitly placed the power to wage war in Congress's hands.

BANGKOK — Anti-government demonstrators who have kept Bangkok on edge for nearly three weeks staged a show of impunity Tuesday, parading through parts of the city that the government had explicitly placed off limits to them.

In addition, participants in northern districts explicitly placed responsibility for preventing crop damage on both farmers and herders.

It was further refined in the late 1960s by Bogoliubov, who explicitly placed axiomatic QFT in the rigged Hilbert space framework (Bogoliubov et al. 1975, p. 256).

Once considered a rural backwater populated by agronomists, extension agents and farmers, agricultural research is now being explicitly placed within global debates about innovation, technology, institutions and development.

Because correcting the image shift relies on features within the image (whether they are explicitly placed fiducial markers or parts of the sample), any image blurring will reduce the accuracy of the shift alignment.

In another bid to placate the protesters, the revisions also explicitly place the military under civilian government.

Your Nov. 13 editorial "Politics Over Peace" argues that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has placed domestic politics over a peace agreement and explicitly places the burden on Mr. Netanyahu to "get things moving again".

That film also goes to pains to draw parallels between our supposed hero and his child-killing nemesis, while Death Wish made a point of explicitly placing its protagonist at odds with civilised society.

By contrast, although Wednesday's report points out flaws in controlling the well, it does not explicitly place blame on BP, Transocean, the Coast Guard or the Marshall Islands nation itself.

Last month, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, introduced an amendment to the multibillion-dollar Hurricane Sandy recovery appropriations bill that would explicitly place houses of worship on the list of qualified organizations.