Sentence examples for set explicit from inspiring English sources

It's time to set explicit standards for artificial reef materials.

Regional Development Agencies also need to be set explicit targets to encourage them to prioritise the needs of older workers.

They wanted strict rules that demanded private-sector involvement and set explicit limits on how much a country could borrow.

Another of the recommendations states: "Fifa should set explicit human rights requirements of Local Organising Committees in bidding documents for tournaments and provide guidance on them".

Carl E. Schmid, deputy executive director of the AIDS Institute, an advocacy group, said he had hoped the federal government would set explicit, uniform national standards.

These rules set explicit caps on discretionary spending (the money that lawmakers appropriate every year) and demand that tax cuts or policy increases in mandatory spending, such as on Medicare, be paid for by cuts elsewhere.

More firms are setting explicit targets for return on equity.

Mr. Trimble argued that setting explicit deadlines was simplistic and would tie his hands in future negotiations.

Florida election law not only authorizes machine and manual recounts, but sets explicit limits and short time frames for the period during which they may be conducted.

There must be a better way that involves setting explicit priorities, decentralising decisions where possible, and ensuring democratic engagement (remarkably, MPs at present play no role in spending choices).

The Gateses, who are heavily involved in managing the foundation that bears their name, take the view that setting explicit numerical targets and holding people to them is one key to progress.