Sentence examples for explicitly put from inspiring English sources

"This clause explicitly put in gag-order language on all facts and evidence relating to these types of allegations".

First, foreign affairs, much neglected in this campaign, was explicitly put on the table beforehand — with the subject to be moderated by an international reporter.

This is a president who has explicitly put cuts to social security on the agenda, while keeping taxes on Wall Street speculation off the agenda.

The Guardian reports today that Labour leader Ed Miliband plans to rewrite the Labour party's clause 1 to "explicitly put the principles of community organising at its heart".

But if disability is not explicitly put in the agendas and policies on a global level, we will have no real basis for international advocacy.

The West, which has often regarded the Islamist uprising here as a Nigerian domestic issue, has been explicitly put on notice by Ansaru, adding an international dynamic to a conflict that has already cost more than 3,000 lives.

Scanlon also explicitly puts aside any moral obligations we might have in regard to the natural environment (Scanlon 1998, p. 179).

These longings, Teeuw writes, are unlike the religious overtones of Nyanyi Sunyi: they are more worldly, grounded in reality; Jassin notes another thematic distinction between the two: unlike Nyanyi Sunyi, with its clear depiction of one god, Buah Rindu explicitly puts forth several deities, including the Hindu gods Shiva and Parvati and abstract ones like the god and goddess of love.

In this sense, backward search is equivalent to exact string matching on the prefix trie, but without explicitly putting the trie in the memory.

Meanwhile alternative framings for more explicitly putting social justice and associated action at the core of the scientific endeavour were emerging in precisely the settings where marginalization and disparity were more intense.

They were swayed by complaints from ECNs, which argued that SuperMontage was designed explicitly to put them out of business.