Sentence examples for explicitly provides from inspiring English sources

The new law explicitly provides such authority.

The main hope for insurance customers without supplemental coverage is the discovery of some obscure section in a policy that explicitly provides coverage in certain situations.

The hospitals combined their information technology systems, but last week, they signed a 10-year, $380 million deal with I.B.M. to handle those functions -- a pact that explicitly provides for separate systems for the hospitals.

Although Libya is not a party to the ICC statute, it is a UN member, and resolution 1970 explicitly provides that "the Libyan authorities shall co-operate fully with and provide any necessary assistance to the court and the prosecutor".

Obama refers to the resolution up for consideration by the security council tonight "a binding resolution," although the resolution does not mention chapter 7 of the UN charter, which explicitly provides for a use of military force.

The United States, moreover, is denied the kind of flexibility illustrated by the postponement of British parliamentary elections during World War II since the Constitution explicitly provides the dates for congressional and presidential elections.

We believe that any health care system that does not explicitly provide the means to link acute and primary care providers will be at risk for delivering sub-optimal osteoporosis care.

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"Indeed, that is why the Lisbon treaty explicitly provided for common supervision through the ECB in the future".

The plea agreement explicitly provided that in exchange for his cooperation, the government would not prosecute Mr. Allen's grown children nor Veco.

"The future agreement would explicitly provide U.S. reciprocity should the E.U. set up its own terrorist-finance tracking program," Ms. Reding said at a news conference in Brussels.