Sentence examples for is explicitly proclaimed from inspiring English sources

Such an expansion which is explicitly proclaimed by the National Biomass Action Plan would certainly result in increased pressure on the land as well as an increase in total cultivation and higher productivity[5].

This widely shared view about the constant proportions of elements in compounds was first explicitly proclaimed as the law of constant proportions by Joseph Louis Proust (1754 1826) in the first years of the 19th century.

It's a nationalism of the brand that has won gains across the world, and Bolsonaro's movement is explicitly identitarian: On his website, he proclaims that his Brazil is "a country that is proud of our colors, and we do not want to import ideologies that destroy our identity".

It is explicitly mysterious.

Tudor City is explicitly mentioned.

It is explicitly self-help".

Carter's perspective is explicitly religious.

But nothing is explicitly stated.

The Moon and the deep seabed (including their natural resources) are the only environs in international law explicitly proclaimed as the common heritage of mankind.

Coming out then was one of the only times I had explicitly proclaimed my sexuality.

The move was explicitly anti-you-know-who: "We're not a bunch of little Hubert Humphreys," proclaimed Gary Hart, the leader of the "Watergate Babies" Democratic Congressional class of 1974.