Sentence examples for explicitly supported from inspiring English sources

We have implicitly and even explicitly supported [homophobia] and that demands repentance".

The Dalai Lama has not explicitly supported the self-immolations, but he has not condemned them, either.

In October 1989, National Security Decision Directive 26, signed by Bush, explicitly supported increased financial links with Iraq.

Phelps-Roper thought that this initiative was more explicitly supported by the Bible than other parts of the prophecies were, so she threw herself into the effort.

Mr. Bradford said the nuclear industry had implicitly or explicitly supported every nomination to the commission until Gregory B. Jaczko's in 2005.

The UK-led drive was not explicitly supported by the EU's two biggest countries, Germany and France, however, and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France gave short shrift to the British position.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's new prime minister, has refused to explicitly support Palestinian statehood.

But not so for this Super PAC, which explicitly supports his candidacy.

But they all support extending legal benefits to domestic partners of gays, and some explicitly support same-sex civil unions.

"If we were to be given four months, I would welcome it," he added, explicitly supporting the position of France, Germany and Russia.

"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".