Sentence examples for was explicitly drafted to from inspiring English sources

The state law was explicitly drafted to advance the interests of minority citizens, who are disproportionately represented among inmates and who stand to lose most when political power is shifted away from their home districts.

The government's white paper, published on Thursday, is not explicitly drafted to break the BBC.

The result was that a 1983 draft entitled Creation Biology Textbook Supplement which was explicitly devoted to "creation science"—ended up as a textbook devoted to "intelligent design" after the Supreme Court defeat of creation science.

It caused a flurry of media interest earlier this year because of protests at the inclusion of a clause in the draft human fertilisation and embryo bill that was explicitly designed to "prevent similar situations to cases, outside the UK, where positive selection of deaf donors in order deliberately to result in a deaf child have been reported".

This was explicitly extended to land acquisitions in 1663.

The team was explicitly instructed to avoid disconnections and depressurization.

Lawrence Kasdan was hired to take over once again and, in these final drafts, Vader was explicitly redeemed and finally unmasked.

It must be noted, however, that a proposal to ensure the protection (i.e., enforcement) of human rights as distinct from their promotion (i.e., advocacy) was explicitly rejected at the Charter-drafting San Francisco conference establishing the UN.

Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Brian Schatz have drafted the American Opportunity Carbon Fee Act, a modest corporate-friendly carbon tax that's explicitly designed to lure Republican lawmakers across the aisle and has almost entirely failed to do so.

They are explicitly committed to non-violence.

It should be explicitly forbidden to do so.