Sentence examples for failing to explicitly from inspiring English sources

At the time, it was criticised by some for being unrealistic, and by others for failing to explicitly address the issues affecting the black community.

Mr Corbyn has never hidden his assocation with Mr Adams and Sinn Féin (Getty) Families of IRA victims criticised Mr Corbyn for failing to explicitly condemn the IRA last month.

While, on the issue of whether user data is deleted when a user deletes their account, all of the services are criticized for failing to explicitly state they will do this.

Viewers have berated me either for failing to explicitly blame climate change in my reporting of the floods - or for suggesting that the rain may conceivably have been made more likely by the rising presence of manmade greenhouse gases.

In this study, we used a version of B-IPQ failing to explicitly ask for participants' perceptions of their CMDs, using the more generic term 'your illness'.

She criticized him as failing to reject explicitly the endorsement of his candidacy by Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader.

And that includes failing to interview reporters who were explicitly identified in evidence as having handled intercepted voicemail messages.

Hume never says explicitly that failing to take the known means to one's end is either contrary to reason or not contrary to reason (it is not one of the extreme cases in his list).

The treasurers of Rhode Island and Iowa explicitly blamed Putnam for failing to respond adequately to improper trading by two of its fund managers.

"The Court is troubled by Defendant's failure to take responsibility for violating this Court's orders, and for failing to ensure compliance over an issue that he explicitly represented to the Court had been accomplished," Robinson wrote in her contempt order.

University presidents are dismissed – if later reinstated – for failing to change fast enough, though the terms and targets of change are never explicitly specified.