Western interests, rather than explicitly British ones, were said to be the terrorists' intended target.
The forum within which she sees that happening is the Co-op party, rather than explicitly within Labour.
Most works in "Translocations," which went online on Feb. 8 at translocations.walkerart.org, try to break through those borders rather than explicitly expose their presence.
Ms. Lam says she believes in phonics but that its elements should be "embedded" in reading and writing exercises rather than explicitly taught.
If the Obama Administration had issued a binding regulation rather than explicitly nonbinding letters, its protection of transgender students could not have been so easily undone.
Ultimately, the best way to reduce violence is to pursue negotiations for a political transition that would include rather than explicitly threaten the Assad government.
These types of "competitive risk management institutions", Smith writes, "evolve to enforce a set of general principles rather than explicitly prescribe permissible behavior".
(Jennifer Bartlett's "Rhapsody," made in 1975 and '76, may be its East Coast counterpart: a wraparound exegesis on painting versus craft, reason versus intuition and abstraction versus representation that is similarly ambitious, if implicitly rather than explicitly feminist).
Rather than explicitly calling for a new Cold War focussed on radical Islam rather than on Communism, Clinton talked about exercising "smart power" and about engaging an American public that is now instinctively hostile toward foreign entanglements.
Neural networks are a common feature of machine learning: rather than explicitly programme a computer so that it knows how to recognise an image, the company feeds it images and lets it piece together the key features itself.
Many, perhaps most, big banks already have codes of conduct and require ethics training, and the cultural norms that breed bad behavior are often conveyed implicitly rather than explicitly.
