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The government is now explicitly seeking to reduce household debt.

But that is now explicitly overruled in the mega-amendment (Art. 7).

At least Poland is now explicitly aiming to join the euro; the previous government's approach was "wait and see".

In his base of Rotterdam, the local government is now explicitly trying to change the racial profile of the city, whose population is projected to be 57% of foreign origin by 2017.

Mr. Fyodorov said he would like to see the Constitution amended to allow for a national ideology, something that is now explicitly excluded in the text, but concedes that this will take time.

In Rotterdam, the local government is now explicitly trying to change the racial profile of the Dutch city, whose population is projected to be 57% of foreign origin by 2017.

Prior restraint, near impossible in the US, was now explicitly and imminently on the table in the UK.

Last week, the Institute for Government highlighted how officials in some ministries are now explicitly asked to restrict discussion to one party.

Asked if the White House was now explicitly wooing Jewish voters, Roger Stone, a Republican strategist, said, "If they aren't, they certainly should be".

Under a revised "model memorandum of understanding" adopted last year, governments are now explicitly required "to bring the full force of their legal sanctions to bear" to enforce the UN's standards of conduct.

I invoked the early creeds and councils as a basis for my faith in "Why I Am a Catholic," have written often of the church father Augustine, and am now composing a book on the authenticity of the four Gospels, a point that was implicit in my "What Jesus Meant" but whose reasons I am now explicitly expounding.