Sentence examples for held explicitly from inspiring English sources

That would be a pretty sweeping judgment, but it is one held, explicitly or implicitly, by many conservative Catholics.

OLC's counter to this was rather technical, namely, that the scheduling orders during which the pro forma sessions were held explicitly provided that there was to be "no business conducted".

Although there was consensus on not using government money for proselytizing or holding explicitly religious services, the stumbling block was always whether religious groups could use religious criteria in hiring for taxpayer-supported positions.

Although a postdoc is technically employment, it is somewhat misleading to lump together this distinct pool of trainees holding explicitly temporary positions with other Ph.D. holders who have moved on to permanent positions that are likely to offer more stable, predictable career progression options.    .

I don't think that more people hold explicitly racist views, but it's more likely that those messages are getting out and being amplified by politicians.

Also, with the continued armed conflicts in some parts of the country, some military leaders may also hold - explicitly or implicitly - the opinion that it is still too early to transfer absolute power to civilian control.

On the one hand, we seek to empower the women we work with…on the other, we hold an explicitly political vision of the structural conditions that lead to particular social behaviors, a vision that our field collaborators…may not recognize as valid" ('That's Not What I Said:' Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research).

No version of enactive imagery theory holds (either explicitly or implicitly) what these experimenters claim it holds: that recall of mental imagery is constituted by re-enactment of whatever was the original act of image formation.

So when this new exec came in, operating in a direct, no-nonsense way, and holding people explicitly accountable for results and for being honest about what was working and what wasn't -- the organization had an allergic reaction.

At a meeting in the Roosevelt Room on March 15 , 2009 Summers queried Geithner's plan but held back from explicitly advocating nationalization.

Although we have never explicitly held that this was the case, our practice before this day plainly supports this view, as the majority itself acknowledges.