Sentence examples for no explicit reference from inspiring English sources

At observances here today to commemorate Armed Forces Day, Mr. Fujimori made no explicit reference to Mr. Montesinos, referring merely to what he called "a week of political decisions of the greatest importance for our nation".

The ASA acknowledged that the ad made no explicit reference to death or violence.

There is no explicit reference made to #MeToo or #TimesUp, but the message is comically loud: Drake supports women.

On stage, in those debut UK gigs, he mainlined a demonic, demented absurdism, and made no explicit reference to politics whatsoever.

Iran, alone, had also sought to exclude any reference to the Holocaust.The document finally adopted makes no explicit reference to Israel and the Middle East.

The document, which Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain described to Parliament and then posted on 10 Downing Street's Internet site, was cleansed of many names of suspects and made no explicit reference to how the information was collected.

There are no explicit references to this in the school's Ofsted report, which just seems perplexing.

While no explicit references are made to the coming November elections, the directors certainly do not reject such interpretations.

Verdict: No explicit references to recipes, but the white paper had been expected to sound the death knell for the softer elements of the BBC's online offering.

Although "Transcendence" shows young Chinese in 1980s Beijing buying beer, dancing and attending Mr. Cui's concerts, there are no explicit references to the events of 1989.

There are two references to unions or unionists, one mention of the Labor party, and no explicit references to the Liberal party in the implemented foundation to year 10 history curriculum.