Sentence examples for to speak explicitly from inspiring English sources

Britain and the US are angry that at his briefing to the Security Council last week, Mr Blix failed to speak explicitly of the discovered drone.

But Mr. Bush is also the first president to speak explicitly of a Palestinian state, which he has said could be established within three years.

Under these circumstances, there is much to be said for requiring either the treaty ceding this authority to speak explicitly, or else for Congress to make this concession expressly, in full view of the public who elects it.

There is implicit criticism in that statement - that until recently people didn't get it, and all hands were not to the pump - but Blanchflower is not in the mood to speak explicitly about "the tyranny of consensus" that he suffered for so many months.

Using techniques of motivational interviewing, and by sharing their own past experiences, staff encouraged clients to speak explicitly about discrimination, and helped them to name racism or oppression where they may have encountered it.

Tobias said that the supreme court's Monday announcement technically does not have any effect on what happens in the sixth court because it did not speak explicitly to what the court might do.

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"I never speak explicitly about politics," he said.

MR. CORZINE: Well, I haven't heard Congressman Franks speak explicitly about race relations, so I'll let him answer that question.

Two military officials of the regime speak explicitly of accelerating a bombing campaign directed against the agricultural production of the Nuba people, a campaign that has been underway for more than three years.

There he writes: "So that upon the whole to speak more explicitly the most general and Comprehensive Notion of Love will be found to be, a motion of the Soul towards God" (12).