Sentence examples for spelling out explicitly from inspiring English sources

The major powers also need to confront Iran's divided leadership by spelling out explicitly a vision for the kinds of diplomatic and economic incentives — including access to peaceful nuclear energy — that Tehran would gain if it gives up its weapons-related nuclear activities.

Freedom to contract is not spelled out explicitly but is an underlying principle in many provisions.

The rules governing lease agreements are spelled out explicitly in the corps' real estate regulations.

Most A.I. programs are in trouble if what they're looking for is not spelled out explicitly on a Web page.

May did not spell out explicitly what she planned to do next, saying only that she would press ahead with an "orderly Brexit".

The censors and the Catholic League of Decency ensured that nothing could be spelled out explicitly, and part of the charm of women's pictures is how they made their points without riling the bluenoses.

Under the censorious strictures of the period none of this is spelled out explicitly, which makes it more powerful: the reader's mind imagines the worst of all scenarios.

Those dynamics were spelled out explicitly by Baha Allyan, 22, one of two young men involved in the lethal attack on a number 78 bus of the Egged company, on Tuesday in Armon Hanetziv, which claimed the lives of two Israelis, before he was killed.

Pedreira lost her job, her lawsuit claims, not on the basis of her performance but because Baptist Homes determined that she violated the demand (spelled out explicitly in its employment forms) that employees "exhibit values in their professional conduct and personal lifestyles that are consistent with the Christian mission and purpose of the institution".

While these requirements are spelled out explicitly in the legal acts in Sweden and Norway, the Danish requirements for naturalization are defined in guidelines (called 'Circulation Documents' or cirkulæreskrivelser) issued by the Ministry of Refugees, Immigrants and Integration.

In this section, we develop a simple theoretical framework that is helpful to define job requirements more formally and to spell out explicitly the assumptions imposed on the data to estimate them.