Sentence examples for has been very explicit from inspiring English sources
"The government has been very explicit that the time limit is a cost-saving measure".
Asked about the views expressed in the internal e-mails, Mr. Schaal says his administration has been very explicit in acknowledging the uncertainties surrounding shale gas development.
There had been "a lot of information," above all, from the candidates: "The President-elect, I think, has been very explicit about what he cares about and what he believes in.
"His administration has been very explicit about reminding us that the campaign was more in touch with the city's mood than many journalists, pols and pundits in 2013," Louis said.
In some cases, for example, Australia, there has been very explicit recognition of the physical and mental health implications of global climate change (23).
"I've been very explicit in saying that we have more to fear from a weakened, threatened China than a successful, rising China," Mr. Obama said.
Asked if he was concerned the CIA could still be hiding things from him, Obama said no: "I have been very explicit … in prohibiting these techniques.
The leaders of China, in particular, have been very explicit in recognizing that two elements are missing from their universities: multidisciplinary breadth and the cultivation of critical thinking.
In my more recent postgraduate teaching in India I have been very explicit about areas such as time-planning, study skills, referencing conventions and even the layout of assessed essays.
"We've been very explicit that this scheme is limited to three years," said Danny Alexander, the then Treasury minister, when help to buy, the other half of Osborne's plan to invigorate the housing market, was introduced in 2013.
"We have been very explicit to the Syrian opposition that any military action that we might take in response to the chemical weapons attack is going to be limited and very focused solely on re-establishing the deterrence," said the official, who requested anonymity as per diplomatic protocol.
