Sentence examples for explicitly today from inspiring English sources

"The owners are doing explicitly today what they have done implicitly for years," she said.

But this debate isn't being framed explicitly today by either side.

He added: "I want to say explicitly today that, in our view, workers should not be automatically enrolled into smaller schemes which do not benefit from economies of scale, tend to be poorly run and do not deliver value for money in the charges they make to members".

The warning is a blow for Mr Cameron, who had explicitly earlier this month that the EU deal would be legally binding.

However, it recognises Tokyo's administrative control, and said explicitly last week that its treaty to defend Japan militarily applies to territory around the islands.

Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico said so explicitly this week, and Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of former Senator John Edwards, said in an interview with Salon.com that Mrs. Clinton was "just not as vocal a women's advocate as I want to see".

Theresa May called explicitly last November for more action and said the humanitarian crisis "is something for which the [Myanmar] authorities – and especially the military – must take full responsibility".

Levinson, who takes this approach, excludes organized linguistic sounds explicitly (1990b).

Furthermore, because of the soft corruption model, we are able to bring more robustness to the PM problem without actually detecting PM explicitly [34 37].

This requirement is not met for instance if vibrational cooling leads to a time-dependent change of a vibrational frequency, in which case this would need to be modelled explicitly [30] [32].

Journals with higher IFs were more likely to mention trial registration explicitly (p=0.015).