Sentence examples for explicitly refused from inspiring English sources

The other 2030 individuals either explicitly refused to be screened ('explicit refusers'; n = 861) or did not return the questionnaire ('implicit refusers'; n = 1169).

Early consenters and early refusers were defined as those who submitted a consented questionnaire or explicitly refused to participate prior to September 1 , 2001

So far, and to his credit, Mr Blair has explicitly refused to turn to the left.

During that interview, he explicitly refused to comment on any efforts to purchase the missiles.

For a time, The American Journal of Political Science explicitly refused to review theoretical models that weren't tested.

A temporary relief on the exterior of the building reading "Allahu akbar" (God is great) was explicitly refused permission.

But a group of conservative Tea Party Republicans want to go further by explicitly refusing to raise the debt ceiling without repealing the health care law.

By 2000, he had embraced Naderism, finding nothing significant to distinguish Bush from Gore, and explicitly refusing to accept the lesser evil.

While greater numbers of employers in the postwar era offered family-supporting wages and health insurance, the rapidly expanding temp agencies established a different precedent by explicitly refusing to do so.

"The Supreme Court's division generates a significant set of disputes about where the boundaries ought to be drawn," he said, "and this case does not -- and explicitly refuses -- to draw the boundary".

But Mr Jones explicitly refuses this retrospective view: his 18th century is not merely a prelude to revolution.There are problems with both approaches, which is less a criticism of the authors than a reflection of tantalising post-Marxist uncertainty.