Significats de say explicitly en anglès

He also wants Abbas to say explicitly that Israel is a Jewish state.

There is great power in what The Assistant doesn't say explicitly.

Under the circumstances, I should perhaps say explicitly that the references in this afterword are genuine.

He did not say explicitly who he meant when he referred to "those morons."

The conclusions say explicitly that these are legally binding decisions which clarify but do not change the treaty text.

Transcript I think one of the things that we don't ever say explicitly is that whiteness is a brand.

Indeed, Parmenides is made to say explicitly, in preserved fragments, that the world is immovable, limited, and spheroidal in form.

Diane Abbott, the shadow international development secretary, by contrast departed from her speech script to say explicitly that she opposed airstrikes.

DAMAC drew a distinction between its partner's business and political interests, but declined to say explicitly whether it was reconsidering the partnership.

Akihito could not say explicitly that he wanted to stand down, as that would have been considered a comment on the law.

Diane Abbott, the shadow international development secretary, departed from the script for her conference speech to say explicitly that she opposed airstrikes.

But the complaint argues that the federally created exchanges cannot deliver the tax credits because the law does not say explicitly that they can.

But my imperial mistress has instructed me to say explicitly that her moderation toward Turkey is exclusively the fruit of her consideration for Austria.

Although nothing was said explicitly, Ayla knew this feast was in her honor.

Romney has said explicitly he would not reappoint Bernanke to a third term.

DUP leader Arlene Foster said explicitly that the party will vote against May's deal.