Sentence examples for explicitly settle from inspiring English sources
Progressives might prefer the supreme court to explicitly settle the question of same-sex marriage.
This process resulted in the Magna Carta explicitly authorising feudal landowners to settle law cases concerning feudal labour and fines through their own manorial courts rather than through the royal courts.
Today, if you like party pills, you'll have to settle for derivatives that haven't been explicitly banned yet.
What she did not say explicitly — though certainly implied — was that her audience should not settle when choosing a Republican presidential nominee, supporting someone who might be perceived as electable but was less than a true-blue conservative.
Second, although the literature recognises that individual's PA behaviour is unstable, the economic models have not explicitly accounted for this, but rather assumed constancy of behaviour once people settle in the active state.
We give this list explicitly, in the process settling an old research problem of Ito and Leon.
Justice Ramos did not explicitly raise the concern that the lawyers for the states were paid to settle easily.
Despite the fact that we explicitly talk about worseness in one respect, and despite quoting our caveat 'We have not attempted to settle definitely the balance between … good and bad respects of scientific progress' (p. 110), Harris takes us to 'bet against the overall utility of scientific advance and cognitive enhancement' (p. 110; italics added).
This explicitly targeted former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who is close to president Hassan Rouhani and many of the Iranian negotiating team, and rings with a desire to settle old, lingering scores.
