Sentence examples for it's not explicitly stated from inspiring English sources

Though it's not explicitly stated, the FCC's order appears to presume that TMD-based services are a separate product market from the broader market for business data services.

What emerges from the book – though it's not explicitly stated – is a sense that definitions of society are drifting from the geographic borders that have historically circumscribed them.

Though it's not explicitly stated here, the language suggests that this could be connected to some undisclosed settlement behind the scenes, such as RadiumOne agreeing to compensate Chahal for his termination.

When a mob boss says "that's a real nice watch you've got on there, be a shame if something were to happen to it…" most interpret that to be a threat, even though it's not explicitly stated.

System Engineering is a foundation of the Missouri S&T's Satellite Design Team, although it is not explicitly stated at all times.

It is not explicitly stated in China's INDC how the new target is harmonized with the old one and/or the level of its fulfilment.

It is not explicitly stated in Guyton's early work but it became obvious in his later writing [ 12] that he believed that resistance and capacitance at the organ and muscle levels were the central issue.

The German federal states, the so-called Bundesländer, enjoy far-reaching autonomy: according to Germany's basic law, legislative authority rests with the states unless it is not explicitly stated otherwise.

Joining Bunch's revisionism, just days ago, economist Zachary Weinstein released a paper concluding (although it is not explicitly stated), that the Rebels should not have destroyed either Death Star because of the galactic financial repercussions.

It is not explicitly stated because it cannot be substantiated.

And Liberum issued a buy note, saying: While it is not explicitly stated, the deal looks earnings enhancing immediately.