Sentence examples for state explicitly to from inspiring English sources

A written argument for Mr Cherney stated: "Mr Deripaska was nevertheless happy to state explicitly to Mr Abramovich – on whose co-operation Mr Deripaska was dependent for the Sibal/Sibneft merger – that he was the subject of ongoing extortion by Mr Cherney pursuant to which Mr Deripaska would need to make a 'large payment'".

If f t, s) is a function of two variables, we state explicitly to specify to which parameter we apply the transform.

The Members of the Commission shall, when accepting this Constitution, state explicitly to which territories their participation shall extend.

There was 1 investigation that used the combination of 7.5 Nm with no axial preload [ 52] but did not state explicitly to have followed Wilke et al. protocol.

In the end it's love -- whether love is returned, of whether love is possible, is reciprocal, or whether it strings you along and breaks your heart --that matters and is worth stating explicitly to the world.

The city is working on stepping up enforcement of the Sunday restrictions, Alameda said, starting with overhauling all signage at the fields in order to state explicitly who is allowed to be there and who is not.

O'Keane pointed out that the section called "Risk to life from Suicidal Intent" means pregnant women have to state explicitly that they are going to kill themselves before being considered for a termination.

MTV responded by moving the series to a later airtime and adding disclaimers to future episodes stating explicitly not to imitate the actions of the characters, as well as removing all references to fire from the episodes.

Note that both rules state explicitly the activity to be monitored and the maximal HR threshold instead of using variables.

As Baron Alderson put the matter, "we deem it to be expedient and necessary to state explicitly the rule which... the jury [ought] to be governed by..

A second argument will be whether to accede to those who want to state explicitly that talks may not end in membership, but instead in a "privileged partnership".