Sentence examples for explicitly working from inspiring English sources

What are the chances that it was effectively (though not explicitly) working in concert with Double Cross agents?

My own view, based in the conviction that Pax Americana cannot endure another 60 years in its current form, is that a NATO now tacitly or explicitly working for the defense and expansion of the liberal democratic order — a task with no obvious geographical limit — must in time evolve into an alliance of democracies in which the likes of Japan, India and Australia would logically take their place.

2) Strangely, rhetoric about the Media Party (a hilarious trope deployed by far-right activists that asserts, in spite of all available evidence, that media outlets are explicitly working against conservative causes) has been mostly absent from Alberta politics.

"Any 'security' entity that exists within this system without explicitly working against those forms of oppression is going to perpetuate it it's rare that a security presence in white-, cis-dominated queer spaces is explicitly trained or committed to working against forces of marginalization".

UNICEF is supporting the Government and UN Joint Programme on SGBV in Liberia to strengthen children's skills to help protect themselves from violence, explicitly working to change attitudes and social norms that tolerate sexual violence against children; and strengthening policies and laws that protect children.

These include supporting parents, families and others who care for children; strengthening children's skills to help protect themselves from violence; explicitly working to change attitudes and social norms that tolerate violence and discrimination; and strengthening and enforcing policies and laws that protect children.

As Ellard notes, such layouts "explicitly work against good wayfinding" and make it as difficult as possible to escape the tempting slot machines.

Many composers have explicitly worked madness into their scores, from Donizetti ("Lucia di Lammermoor") to Stravinsky (the final scene of "The Rake's Progress" is set in Bedlam itself).

The phases of the lesson in which new contents were explicitly worked on were coded as learning new contents.

However, it should be noted that this type of intervention explicitly works only on the individual level and ignores the structural and institutional role in incarceration.

Information about learners' knowledge state is thus essential for effective instruction to explicitly work with and on students' existing conceptual knowledge (c.f. M. Schneider and Stern, 2010a).