Sentence examples for explicitly renewed from inspiring English sources

He wants new rules to have "sunset" clauses, so they are automatically repealed after ten years unless explicitly renewed.

Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaida, explicitly renewed a formal pledge of loyalty to Omar in September 2014 in a video announcing the formation of a new affiliate of his organisation in south Asia.

The package was reached after agreement that most of the expanded wiretap authorities would expire at the end of 2003, a so-called sunset provision, unless Congress explicitly renewed them.

With that explicitly renewed assurance, India could then move to adopt the Bali package confident that the questions it wants addressed will be.

And he took care not to emphasise his differences with the Democrats: for example he did not explicitly renew his calls to part-privatise Social Security, the pensions system.

Though the Brotherhood has repeatedly declared itself to be part of the revolutionary forces, it explicitly refused to join this renewed wave of protest when the call went out for a millioneyya (million-person protest) on Tuesday.

Consumers don't explicitly give their permission before the contract is renewed and learn of a renewal only when they see a charge on their credit card statement.

Mrs. Clinton acknowledged, without explicitly mentioning China, that others view the renewed American commitment in Asia as a challenge to their own economic and security interests.

Later that year, in the April parliament, the so-called Declaration of 1308 demanded the renewed exile of Gaveston, again without explicitly mentioning the favourite by name.

The U.S. EPA recently marked the tenth anniversary of EO 13045, and CHPAC concluded that children's environmental health considerations are still not explicitly addressed in U.S. EPA decisions, policies, and programs and urged renewed commitment to EO 13045 (Johnson 2007; Marty 2007).

It is a policy which recognises that cuts that kill the prospect of renewed growth are self-defeating, as France's weekend credit rating downgrade explicitly acknowledged.