Significados de state explicitly em inglês

He sensed what the letter failed to state explicitly.

I want to state explicitly that he also has the advocate Mr. Gerlach for a lawyer.

Under the proposal, companies could still use arbitration clauses, but would have to state explicitly that consumers can sign onto class actions.

It expressed no view as to the legality or otherwise of the NATO action, nor did it state explicitly whether it supported it.

It forces governments and State agencies, and also, although less compellingly, the private sector, to state explicitly what results they expect from current policies.

He did not respond to a request for comment and his email did not state explicitly that he believed Lawson's hacking allegations were accurate.

The Flood Tribunal has declined an invitation to state explicitly that no allegations are being made against planning officials, as opposed to county councillors.

Netanyahu has always believed what the Likud's electoral platform continues to state explicitly: there can be no independent Palestinian state west of the Jordan River.

The book of rules stated explicitly that such things were forbidden.

Though, as he states explicitly early on, he doesn't wholly care what we think.

He had stated explicitly that he wished to help her.

He states explicitly that he was a familiar of the Caliph, whom he did not particularly admire.

There are no laws on the books in those states explicitly prohibiting people from carrying firearms into polling places.

The government response states explicitly that, for research funded by the public purse, it favours gold over green open access.

Moreover, they are listed online among Bedfordshire's undergraduate courses and it is nowhere stated explicitly that they are studied elsewhere.

I had little time to spare, for the advertisement stated explicitly that applications were to be made in person within four days.