Sentence examples for will be explicitly from inspiring English sources

Our approach will be explicitly majoritarian, drawing in all classes not targeting an underclass.

Yet the images will scarcely be distinguishable: and neither their bat nature or their bird nature will be explicitly imagined.

Internet service providers will be explicitly prohibited from blocking, throttling or prioritising internet traffic for commercial reasons.

For now, at least, the new OKeh will be explicitly a jazz label and only deal in new releases.

From now on, classroom practices will have to "work" to gain wide acceptance (and federal grants), and the criteria for "work" will be explicitly defined.

This time, the fact that the war will be explicitly directed towards removing his regime could also remove any inhibitions Mr Hussein has about using them.

While intelligence-gathering from EU institutions or partner states will not be explicitly banned, it will be limited by law to "information to recognise and confront threats to internal or external security".

Tapering of NRT dose will not be explicitly advised, but dosage and frequency of use will be closely reviewed during fortnightly telephone support.

Among the provisions, Web surfers will now be explicitly told of advertiser attempts to profile consumers and will be given the option of choosing not to participate.

Additionally, countries will now be explicitly prohibited from selling North Korea aircraft fuel, including the type used to fuel its rockets, as well as all small arms and conventional weapons.

Hence, these mothers will not be explicitly encouraged to communicate about the modules with their child.