Sentence examples for revised to explicitly from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with having White House officials assess the political atmosphere and enact policies with an eye on re-election, but the Hatch Act should be revised to explicitly prohibit officials from working on their party's political campaigns while drawing government salaries.

However, in this study, we noted all 18 patients who were revised to a Compress® explicitly stated they were more comfortable with this implant, suggesting it was more stable and well fixed.

*This article has been revised to clarify that Amos Yadlin did not explicitly support the deal, but rather told people not to oppose it.

Evolution "on" Earth needed revising to evolution "of" Earth now.

We have revised the manuscript to explicitly acknowledge these caveats in the Discussion section.

We revised the MoT to explicitly incorporate brothel and street-based sex-work, transactional sex, and HIV-discordant couples.

In order to improve the conceptual clarity of the manuscript we have revised the text to explicitly reflect the following points: (A) The global behavioral states are now referred to "active wakefulness" and "quiet wakefulness".

As a result, just days after signing it, Pence quietly worked with state legislators to revise the law to explicitly bar businesses from denying services to someone based on a person's sexual orientation and gender identity.

We revised the Methods section to explicitly state this.

In a draft of his new directive, President Clinton says, "I hereby direct the Department of Health and Human Services to revise Medicare program guidance to explicitly authorize payment for Medicare-covered services for clinical trials".

Legal experts said the revised law explicitly forbids the use of evidence extracted by torture, allows defense lawyers to attend police interrogations and requires videotaped interrogations if the penalty for the crime is at least 10 years in prison.