Sentence examples for has explicitly opened from inspiring English sources

"Trichet has explicitly opened the door for rates cut and indicated when this will take place," said Mikhael Schubert, senior economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, who expects rates to fall to 1.5%, the lowest level it has fallen to in the central bank's history.

It added: "The Government has explicitly committed to open up the service, with more internal transfers and more free flow of skills to and from the private sector, but there are several barriers to progressing this.

But Mr. Bush has explicitly left that option open in the case of North Korea, and today one of the most hawkish members of the top ranks of the State Department, John Bolton, told the BBC that even in the case of Iran "all options are on the table".

The product also includes filters to narrow or expand search results and preview capabilities to see what's inside documents without having to explicitly open them.

This provides a way to include information and move smoothly between enterprise applications without having to explicitly open the third-party app.

Sonic Notify isn't the only tech company aiming let users to unlock new features and interactivity using sound — but unlike Shazam and others, users don't actually have to explicitly open up an app or really do anything for the signal to work.

"She has explicitly spoken about her pleasure that UK Sport are at least open to taking the broader value of its investment into account in its funding decisions.

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Roberts has explicitly embraced Marshall's vision.

Neither has explicitly rejected them, either.