Since then, at his rallies and on social media, the Republican nominee has repeatedly told his supporters that "illegal immigration is going to stop," explicitly making deportations part of his plan to curb the problem of undocumented immigrants in the US.
Will anything be done to stop this explicitly declared campaign of "starvation"?
"Otherwise, we can't work together," Mrs. Merkel said, though she stopped short of explicitly endorsing the idea.
However, he stopped short of explicitly calling for a sugar tax, as recommended by the British Medical Association this week.
Officials stopped short of explicitly linking the attacks to international terrorism, but the gravity of the threat instantly transformed the investigation into a major national security concern.
Mrs. Merkel stopped short of explicitly mentioning sanctions, but also appeared determined to support current negotiations in the Security Council on the issue.
But they stopped short of explicitly endorsing the new phrasing of the questions, which are still likely to upset the Chinese.
But Beijing stopped short of explicitly saying that it had accepted a Taiwanese presence at a gathering of the assembly next month.
As for promoting electrolytes, David G. Schardt, a senior nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that Resource stopped short of explicitly claiming they benefit health.
Speaking at a news conference with the Norwegian foreign minister, Jonas Gahr Stoere, Clinton stopped short of explicitly calling for Assad's departure.
The Arab League on Monday agreed in a resolution to combat Isis extremists, but the statement from the 22-member body was vague and stopped short of explicitly backing American military action.
