Sentence examples for it would explicitly from inspiring English sources
It would explicitly entitle them to extraterritorial protection.Mr Putin's vision, to which the Crimean grab gives a nod, is to build a rival to the European Union.
But his plan could exclude millions of people, since it would explicitly guarantee insurance only if they have maintained coverage with no significant lapses.
A year later, under a new chief executive, Ellen Pao, the company announced that it would explicitly prohibit harassment against users.
It would explicitly relax some stringent standards set by the court and says that disability is to be "construed broadly," to cover more physical and mental impairments.
It would explicitly prohibit the creation of a national gun registry, and make it a felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison, to misuse records from the national database used for background checks.
Third, for cases in which officials determine that the suspect cannot be prosecuted for whatever reason but is too dangerous to release, it would explicitly authorize the government to detain that person indefinitely without a trial under the laws of war.
But a Bush plan, if he gets it right, would explicitly acknowledge that the Republican Party needs to adapt its thinking to the needs of the twenty-first century, while also encompassing some of the optimism and openness to outsiders that used to define Sun Belt conservatism.
Yet, some feel that while the policy is an improvement, there is nothing in it that would explicitly prevent the school from mishandling an investigation the way Riddle alleges happened with her case.
Mark J. Guiltinan, a professor of plant molecular biology at Penn State, a leader of the other effort, said his group also intended to make its data freely available, though it would not explicitly prohibit others from patenting inventions made by using the research.
It would have explicitly tied the use of force to removing weapons of mass destruction.
