Sentence examples for had explicitly stated from inspiring English sources
However, in the run-up to the Annapolis meeting last fall, Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas had explicitly stated that the Palestinians were open to border adjustments as long as they would end up with an equivalent of the "6,205 square kilometres" of territory that make up the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
In an op-ed for Al Jazeera, Ali Abunimah, a Palestinian-American activist who has argued for Israelis and Palestinians to share a single state, explained that Mr. Adnan had explicitly stated that his strike was in protest at the system of administrative detention.
Culture Secretary Maria Miller said both organisations had "explicitly" stated strong opposition and would not be included.
But she added that the Church of England and Church in Wales had "explicitly" stated strong opposition and would not be included.
Mrs Miller said the Church of England and Church in Wales had "explicitly stated" their opposition to offering same-sex ceremonies, so the government would "explicitly state that it will be illegal for the Churches of England and Wales to marry same-sex couples".
On previous occasions, she had explicitly stated that she would burn down the convent if the Abbess disagreed with her, too, making the Abbess view the accident as an intentional.
"The Royal College of Psychiatrists has explicitly stated that discussions of a 'gay cure' fuel discrimination and prejudice.
One way Exxon could have made a misstatement would be to have explicitly stated somewhere that in undertaking these activities, it was using the proxies.
I have explicitly stated, through app settings, that I don't want the Google app to have access to my location.
Blum's challenger, Finkenauer, has explicitly stated that she shares the perspectives of the residents of Iowa's first congressional district about climate change.
The Dalai Lama, in turn, has explicitly stated that he is interested only in greater autonomy for Tibet within China, not independence.
