The Mohammad Shah's decree in 1836 states that the lion must erectly stand, bear a saber ("to make it explicitly stands for the military prowess of the state").
Nothing in the Constitution explicitly stands in the way of senators who would be willing to destroy the nation's highest court ― if not an entire branch of the federal government ― to stop Clinton from selecting judges who share her views.
Against ideological governments obsessed by terrorism on both sides of the Atlantic and a culture numbed by violent anti-terrorist tales like "24" and Zero Dark Thirty, such complicated and technical initiatives on behalf of individuals who have been given the tag, implicitly if not explicitly, of "terrorist" stand little chance of getting attention.
Based on the upper-level ontology we developed, we analyze the kinds of entities that are used within a modelling language as well as the kinds of relations in which these entities can stand and explicitly assert what kind of biological entities are represented by a language element (i.e., how an element of a modelling language refers to the world).
"I do not believe we should nominate any Democrat who will not stand here today, tomorrow or any day who will not explicitly support universal health insurance".
"In the 60's they stood explicitly for social change," he said.
To repress this thing, we think, is providing for the general welfare".And he stands explicitly pledged to exterminate, so far as he can do so, the external Slave Trade, and on the coast of Cuba a co-operation of English and American cruisers will effect this.
"When the housing slump shook investors' faith in the values of the loans underlying the securities, short-term funding dried up quickly, threatening the banks and other financial institutions that explicitly or implicitly stood behind the off-balance-sheet vehicles," Mr. Bernanke said.
For they stand accused - explicitly by the British National party, tacitly by more respectable others - of being a fifth column, a homegrown wing of a global movement bent on terrorising the west.
To sum it up: a) the jeering, contemptuous tone of these two writers is becoming all too familiar, b) it's becoming less and less representative of a growing number of people that they, explicitly or otherwise, purport to stand for, and c) their responses are bullshit.
