Sentence examples for explicitly referring to from inspiring English sources

We take this opportunity to define unify using the state monad, which saves us from explicitly referring to the list of assignments found so far: the list formerly known as acc.

The Office later withdrew the draft, replacing it with a draft, which, by explicitly referring to §106, was similar to the provision that became law, now §602(a)(1).

State Rep. Jason Spencer on Tuesday pre-filed House Bill 3, which, among other things, would have added language explicitly referring to women in a state anti-masking law initially aimed at men in the Ku Klux Klan.

Mr. Jalili campaigned on the idea of no compromise, explicitly referring to negotiations with the West over Iran's nuclear program, but which may also have been seen by the weary electorate in Iran as a cornerstone of his domestic intentions.

One report, dated June 11 , 2001 and explicitly referring to the collusion allegation, shows transcripts of interviews with three of the four officers who the department says fired their guns.

The explanation explicitly referring to modeling assumptions would be helpful in avoiding such mistakes.

The text messages do not explicitly refer to prostitution.

It does not explicitly refer to modern controversies.

Two documents explicitly refer to the intelligence product being passed to "ministers".

Abbott has explicitly referred to the dominion mandate, most notably in a speech about forestry early this year.

In the autumn of 1909 Nonno twice explicitly referred to them in other letters to Nonna.