Sentence examples for was explicitly founded from inspiring English sources
A controversial Texan evangelical, David Barton, has sought to invoke Jefferson in support of his view that America was explicitly founded as a Christian country; but in 2012 a Christian publishing house withdrew at the last moment from circulating a book by Mr Barton on that theme, on grounds that the accuracy of his arguments was open to question.
The GPI technique proposed in this manuscript, however, is explicitly founded on ICU expertise and may therefore be an alternative (or at least a supplemental) tool for adequately evaluating insulin titration algorithms in the ICU.
It is an organization explicitly founded on the idea that lots of government debt is bad, there is already too much of it, and more is worse.
That was explicitly confirmed this week.
This criterion was explicitly theory-relative.
However, there is a lack of instruments explicitly founded on a theoretical model of care quality from patients' perspectives.
Unlike the Washington consensus, which was never primarily political, the Brussels one is explicitly so: one article in the Treaty on European Union declares that it is founded on the principles of democracy and the rule of law.
Others are explicitly religious.
It is explicitly mysterious.
Tudor City is explicitly mentioned.
