Sentence examples for explicitly retained from inspiring English sources

The approval explicitly retained the highway in the Interstate system for funding and other purposes.

Robert explicitly retained all the franchises and privileges associated with the Barony of Baynard when he made the sale.

But the law explicitly retains the right to ask for a secret-ballot election, with as little as 30percentt of workers needed to ask for an election.

Data ownership remains a critical obstacle to data sharing efforts, 32 34 particularly for industry funded research, with sponsors often explicitly retaining ownership rights.

It is not as arbitrary as the portable plastid hypothesis (Grzebyk et al. 2003) or as the idea of serial endosymbioses (Dorrell and Smith 2011), because it explicitly retains the initial secondary endosymbiosis with a red alga as the first step that eventually resulted in the extant diversity of the complex red lineages (illustrated by Delwiche 1999).

The site just launched and is clearly the work of very talented… well, amateurs – so for example it's hard to access the Terms of Service once you're signed into an account and it would be nice to see the TOS spell out explicitly that artists retain rights to their art.

Although the authors do not explicitly inform the number of retained coefficients (r) in their computations.

However, in a non-standard InChI generated with option 'SLUUD' turned On, the symbol 'u' is used to indicate explicitly entered 'unknown' stereo (while '?' is retained for 'undefined'undefined

"Because we explicitly frown on flaming and hostility," Shuttleworth said, "we have retained good people for a longer period of time".

Twitter countered that this contradicts its own terms and conditions, which explicitly states that users "retain their right to any content they submit, post or display on or through".

"There has never been a rulemaking initiative to explicitly require firms to retain internal e-mails," the document says.