Sentence examples for no explicit order from inspiring English sources

Those officials said that while there had been no explicit order to halt planning, there were enough hints.

Though women were not seen driving in the kingdom, prior to the protest there was no explicit order prohibiting them from driving.

These are empirical results and as such there is no explicit order parameter.

While there currently is no explicit order banning visa investigators from trawling applicants' social media accounts, some agencies have been wary about doing so, the official said.

While there currently is no explicit order banning visa investigators from trawling applicants' social media accounts, some agencies that process visa applications have been wary about doing so, an Obama administration official said.

There were also no explicit orders from Allon to Cohen.

Mala Bakhtyar, a senior member in the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, the party that governs this northeastern region, said there had been no explicit orders from Baghdad to limit the P.K.K., and scoffed at last week's statement by the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, that Iraq would close the P.K.K.'s offices, saying they had already been shut long ago.

On 24 August 1799, he took advantage of the temporary departure of British ships from French coastal ports and set sail for France, despite the fact he had received no explicit orders from Paris.

In the most explicit threat yet from Israel to Iran, Dan Gillerman, the ambassador to the UN, said in an interview with the BBC that an attack by Hizbullah on Tel Aviv would be tantamount to an "act of war" and Hizbullah would not make such an attack without an explicit order from Iran.

These changes included an explicit order that Dr. Lee could garden in his backyard at home, that he could use an ambulance if he required emergency medical treatment, and that staff members of the Albuquerque law firm representing him could pick Dr. Lee up and transport him to and from the courthouse here when he was meeting with lawyers to prepare his case.

I took it as, 'This is what he wants me to do.' " It is a remarkable measure of where the President stands, less than five months into his term: his party is seeking to defend him on the basis that his secret plea to the F.B.I. director, to abandon an investigation of a friend, did not rise to the level of an explicit order.