Sentence examples for not explicitly cited from inspiring English sources

Identifying the number of services related to a restoration action was problematic when the services were not explicitly cited.

Not explicitly cited in Putin's speech is the centrality of Crimea as a locus for oil and gas production, which as Businessweek notes has already drawn the interest of Big Oil.

We apologize to investigators whose work was not explicitly cited because of space and topical constrains.

India's National AIDS Control Organisation has not explicitly cited PWD as a vulnerable group, and their national programs and policies have not targeted them.

But he did not explicitly cite that as a precondition for entering into face-to-face talks with Mr. Netanyahu.

In his talking points with Mr. Obama, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, did not explicitly cite the immediate halt of settlement construction as a precondition for resuming negotiations.

The emergency plan, written by Entergy, officials from the four counties surrounding the plant and state authorities, might not explicitly cite a terrorist attack, Mr. Slobodien said.

Although Mr. Thompson has quarantine powers under existing, albeit antiquated, public health laws, they do not explicitly cite SARS, and Mr. Bush decided it would be "prudent planning" to issue an order making the authority clear, an administration official said.

Rehberg does not explicitly cite this text but he most probably has it in mind.

Of course, the machine table for a Turing machine does not explicitly cite semantic properties of symbols (e.g., denotations or truth-conditions).

Yet another class of examples that raise problems for the CM model involves putative explanations of the behavior of complex or "higher level" systems explanations that do not explicitly cite spatio-temporally continuous causal processes involving transfer of energy and momentum, even though we may think that such processes are at work at a more "underlying" level.