Sentence examples for explicitly proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Coming out then was one of the only times I had explicitly proclaimed my sexuality.

The Moon and the deep seabed (including their natural resources) are the only environs in international law explicitly proclaimed as the common heritage of mankind.

Such an expansion which is explicitly proclaimed by the National Biomass Action Plan would certainly result in increased pressure on the land as well as an increase in total cultivation and higher productivity[5].

This widely shared view about the constant proportions of elements in compounds was first explicitly proclaimed as the law of constant proportions by Joseph Louis Proust (1754 1826) in the first years of the 19th century.

Both proposed measures would amend the state's constitution to explicitly proclaim that they do not protect the right to abortion.

And it has gained instant renown here after one French critic proclaimed it "the first explicitly homosexual opera".

Rating scales have the advantage of a high face-validity because the DSM-5 proclaimed contents are often explicitly named within the item formulation.

The Christian saint Francis of Assisi preached to animals and proclaimed a biocentric theology that explicitly included animals and plants.

The one song that explicitly addresses the infamous "Order 1081" that proclaimed martial law even seems to celebrate it: "Now it's safe to walk the streets at night — a new world has begun.

The move was explicitly anti-you-know-who: "We're not a bunch of little Hubert Humphreys," proclaimed Gary Hart, the leader of the "Watergate Babies" Democratic Congressional class of 1974.

For UNICEF, landmine activities are wholly in keeping both with our mandate and principles proclaimed by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which explicitly incorporates humanitarian law and measures to protect children and their care-givers in armed conflict – including the rights of disabled landmine survivors, like our young friend Nikola.