Sentence examples for explicitly targets from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he explicitly targets contemporary politics, as in his section on racially biased immigration restrictions in 1924.

Dr. Hazelkorn pointed out that a recent Dutch immigration law explicitly targets foreigners who received their degree "from a university in the top 150" of the Shanghai or Times Higher Education rankings.

In Earman and Norton (1987), the argument was recast as one that explicitly targets spacetime substantivalism.

The STAR approach explicitly targets the (5-95th) percentile outcomes shown in Figure 1 to best overlay a clinically chosen target range of 4.4-6.5 4.4-6.5 yielding a mmol/Lm likelihood of being in this band.

The shift in the immigration policy in the 1990s to the point system that explicitly targets adult workers (between 35 and 45 years old) with a postsecondary education and work experience has generally provided higher levels of human capital to meet the needs of Canadian labor markets (Ferrer et al. 2014).

The program explicitly targets people "who have been failed by the education system," she said.

The bill does not explicitly target any institution.

Tea Party groups were explicitly targeted by the I.R.S.

It was younger, brighter, and explicitly targeted toward a female readership.

This marked the first time that children younger than 12 were explicitly targeted as consumers.

It was the first publicly admitted drone attack which explicitly targeted UK citizens.