Sentence examples for explicitly reminded from inspiring English sources

She also explicitly reminded him of his earlier query about a lawyer and asked him again if he wanted to talk without a lawyer.

Hamas was explicitly reminded of Syria's unwavering support during the Gaza war of 2008.

Though this one explicitly reminded her to recertify her eligibility to continue making payments based on her income, it came during the holiday season.

They were explicitly reminded that this could also be their spouse or a partner in a same-sex relationship.

Southern researchers should also be explicitly reminded that they have something to contribute that will help improve mental health care in Northern countries.

Students will make the most progress if they are explicitly reminded and held to the criteria that guide authentic scientific practice Making Tasks Problematic.

Editors should insist that conclusions explicitly remind readers that the result is based on a composite outcome.

It might even be useful to explicitly remind respondents that they are comparing the hypothetical life with dead when the task proceeds to that moment.

Most Americans, for instance, tend to distrust Iran ― in another recent survey, nearly three-quarters called the nation unfriendly or an enemy ― but they may be more inclined to think favorably of the agreement when they're explicitly informed (or reminded) that its objective is to prevent Iran from manufacturing weapons.

Participants will be explicitly informed and reminded not to discuss their randomisation assignment with assessment staff.

Participants will be explicitly informed and reminded not to discuss their randomization assignment with the assessment staff.