Sentence examples for language explicitly from inspiring English sources

"People need to be informed about their rights using their own language, explicitly and transparently".

The budget resolution does not contain language explicitly mandating six-day delivery.

The more important effect of the court's choice of language, explicitly valuing no person's vote over another's, may be to launch a citizens' movement.

Others have claimed the bill would lead to a national gun registry, even though Senators Manchin and Toomey included language explicitly (and unnecessarily) making that possibility illegal.

Indeed, one source said tonight that, should Russia want to go further and demand the insertion of language explicitly excluding the use of force in the resolution, "we would consider that".

But on Wednesday the agency argued that since the current stopgap budget measure for the entire government, known as a continuing resolution, did not contain language explicitly mandating six-day delivery, the agency could make the changes without Congressional approval.

The platform committee also adopted, for the first time, language that explicitly commits the Democratic Party to abolishing the death penalty, another step Sanders had called for.

Ms. Brewer said she had pushed for language that explicitly bars the police from racial profiling, though that failed to mollify civil rights groups who complained that Latino citizens would inevitably be harassed or mistaken for illegal immigrants.

On the one hand, it adopts a language (TESLA) explicitly conceived to easily and naturally describe composite events.

We then outline a functional language with explicitly distributed (monomorphic) concrete types, including higher-order, sum and recursive ones.

(Vogel and Giese 2012) propose a new modeling language for explicitly describing feedback control loops as runtime megamodels (multiple models@runtime).