Sentence examples for he explicitly stated from inspiring English sources

He explicitly stated he didn't want to get involved militarily in Syria.

At a press conference a couple of weeks ago, he explicitly stated that if weakness in the labor market persisted, the Fed would take more action to boost the economy.

For another, he explicitly stated that his motivation for the money was creative control: without the ability to produce the sequel independently, he would have to sacrifice a final cut to someone commercially biased.

He explicitly stated that if signs emerge that inflation is picking up, he will go in for an interest rate hike.

While acknowledging the ethical considerations of today's most advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, and the ways they could be abused, he explicitly stated that Microsoft will continue to work with the government and the military.

Brillouin characterised information as "bound" if it was embodied in the states of a physical device, but he explicitly stated that information contained only in the mind was "free", not "bound".

I then come across an article where he explicitly states that he "fought" in Bosnia from "February to May 1993".

He explicitly states that the expression of "seditious" ideas is not to be tolerated by the sovereign.

He explicitly states that Shinto, ancient Greek polytheist and native American beliefs aren't proper religion; presumably he would say the same about the indigenous cultures of Africa or South America, since he never mentions them.

Mr. Friedel, a historian at the University of Maryland, emphasizes that he does not try to address these big questions about the rise of the West; he explicitly states that he does not attempt to answer questions "about why the West was able to create such a dynamic and productive technology while the rest of the world failed to do so".

And while Alex never goes so far as to protest his innocence (on the contrary, he explicitly states that "what I do I do because I like to do"), he clearly believes himself to be a cut above the common criminal, stressing his love for classical music and pouring scorn as well as blows upon those he considers "mannerless".