Sentences with phrase «explicit language about»

The conversations also saw increasingly explicit language about bolstering support for rebel forces in the country.

The new order does away with explicit language about prioritizing religious minorities, as well as loosens Trump's initial limits on who's allowed to enter the United States.

Not exact matches

Cairns's own troubles were not triggered by this poem, which is perhaps heterodox, yet not particularly explicit in its descriptive language, but by another one written about the same time which was accepted by the Paris Review.

The problem was, how do you account for how a little kid, who has no prior knowledge of how a particular language works and who isn't going to get explicit lessons about how to use which words in which circumstances, figures out what words mean and what sentences they can be used in?

Some online daters may think you're moving too fast if you try to talk about sex early on, but active members on hookup apps expect and enjoy sexually explicit language.

Although the educators spoke with children about their creations and used technical language, there was no explicit expectation and they didn't direct the children.

For example, given that many parents seem to translate environmental print for their children (which may affect what children learn about the meanings of print), teachers might provide explicit instruction in how to determine what language a book or sign is in.

Loopholes are all about taking advantage of what's there by implication or non-obvious or technical inference — not by complying with the explicit language present in the terms and conditions.

I can't speak for all the negative comments because of explicit foul language, but I do hope that my comment will clarify what I am talking about.

However, unless an abstract included (either implicit or explicit) language about the cause of the warming, we categorized it as «no position».

It remains to be seen how Canadian courts will interpret the access control provision though the language of our Act is less explicit about a nexus requirement than in the US.