Sentence examples for it does not spell out from inspiring English sources

Yet it does not spell out what this means.

It does not spell out that those assistants were Lithuanian volunteers, enthusiastically murdering their fellow Lithuanians.

IS supporters, in any case, dislike the term Daesh as it does not spell out the crucial Islamic component.

It does not spell out what role would be played by major powers, including the United States.

Because the Senate's authorization bill covers only the next three years, it does not spell out how NASA could avoid a budget problem in later years as the development of the commercial crew vehicles and the heavy-lift rocket proceeds.

The legislation would enable neglected parents to sue their children for infractions, though the vagueness of the law — it does not spell out the frequency of visits — has raised some doubts about its enforceability.

The company is claiming "months of steady growth," recently delivering its one millionth order, although it doesn't spell out what those revenues are specifically, noting just "double-digit million USD revenues".

"It's a good blueprint," said Bruce S. Zaccanti, a senior insurance specialist at Ernst & Young, "but it doesn't spell out all the fine points".

It also said it had "multiple" license transactions of $5 million or more, although it doesn't spell out total revenues.

Plaid's problem is it that it doesn't spell out what the alternatives are if it doesn't support Labour.

For example, while the proposal aims to cap liabilities, it doesn't spell out what, if anything, it will do about banks' control over other areas of the market.