Sentence examples for explicitly threatened to from inspiring English sources
The United States had already explicitly threatened to end its own $1.5 billion in annual aid.
But this is the first time Turkey has explicitly threatened to cut off ties completely.
Mr Lieberman, who openly disdains negotiations with the Palestinians, has not explicitly threatened to walk out unless the freeze is ended.
The administration has never explicitly threatened to take away the $1.3 billion a year in American military aid to Egypt, though new Congressional restrictions could force cuts.
Indeed, this group, which the government since claims to have dismantled, had explicitly threatened to carry out "deadly attacks" in Mumbai.India's Muslim population does indeed look like fertile ground for those sowing hatred.
Whoever breaks this article or proposes its modification, as well as those who directly or indirectly support such an action, will immediately be removed from public duties and will be barred from all public offices for the following ten years.To my knowledge, the Honduran president never explicitly threatened to run for another term.
Or could the mere reckless pointing of a weapon at officers who are explicitly threatening to kill qualify?
Their specific timing had been left to the prime minister and the minister of defence, another Labour man.Mr Peres is not explicitly threatening to quit the government.
Baek Seung-joo, at the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses in Seoul, noted that the statement by the North Korean Foreign Ministry condemning the Security Council on Tuesday did not explicitly threaten to conduct a nuclear test, nor did it disavow six-nation nuclear disarmament talks.
On Tuesday, Iran's vice president, Mohammad Reza-Rahimi, was the first top Iranian official to explicitly threaten to close the Strait, saying that if Western powers "impose sanctions on Iran's oil exports, then even one drop of oil cannot flow from the Strait of Hormuz".
The BBC's John Sudworth in Hong Kong says that although he did not explicitly threaten to clear the streets by force, CY Leung's televised address sounded every bit like an ultimatum.
