Sentence examples for had been explicitly from inspiring English sources

At the Met they had been explicitly banned for much of the 20th century.

That case, led by David Boies and Ted Olson, had been explicitly framed as a way to get the judges to decide on a national marriage right.

It said that was of particular concern because the department had been explicitly ordered to reduce the cost per head of running the centres.

Whether or not he had been explicitly asked about his own reaction -- and accounts conflict -- his resignation notes stayed in his pocket.

Speaking to the Liverpool Daily Post just last week he declared: If what was planned had been explicitly set out, it would have been electoral suicide.

Instead, Ryan said the remarks had "sickened" him and a source confirmed to the Guardian that Trump had been explicitly disinvited to what had been billed as a "Republican unity event".

It should have been explicitly labeled a satire.

For more than a decade, policies have been explicitly political, and have lacked long-term vision.

Many federal workers have been explicitly banned even from monitoring work emails during the shutdown.

Especially when he has been explicitly warned about how terrible they are.

Loan conditions, or "conditionality," have been explicitly authorized by the Articles of Agreement since 1968.