Sentence examples for more explicitly declared from inspiring English sources

The Russian Provisional Government, somewhat ambiguously, and the Petrograd (St . Petersburg Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers Deputiess, more explicitly, declared their recognition of Poland's right to independence in March 1917.

What's more, consumer advocates said, Feinerman has explicitly declared that Corinthian violated the law -- a big change from past cases in which government authorities have sued for-profit schools, only to settle the charges and allow schools to either deny or avoid the question of whether they engaged in wrongdoing.

In a subsequent statement, Colorado GOP Executive Director Shana Banberger said, "Mrs. Porter has explicitly declared herself to be a member of the media and has been acting in that capacity for more than a year.

But in March, the group explicitly declared partnership with the Islamic State.

In the hundred and sixty-six years since the passage of those statutes, the Supreme Court had not explicitly declared them unconstitutional.

Exceptions are explicitly declared.

C# methods are nonvirtual by default and must be explicitly declared as virtual to be overridden.

We are interested in steps of the module's base clock C0, which is not explicitly declared.

Lanza and Marinescu (2005) based it on the definition of Riel (1996) and explicitly declared that the concept is comparable to Fowler's large class smell.

He very explicitly declared that the "first and greatest commandment".

Will anything be done to stop this explicitly declared campaign of "starvation"?