Word: explicitly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...termed the Court's decision in Baker v. Carr, the first reapportionment case, "as explicit an inquiry into the court's functions as in any case that I've read...
...they fit into no neat bureaucratic pigeonhole and are constantly competing for the President's attention, Moyers and his White House confreres live in a state of perpetual uncertainty. "An adviser's status," says Koenig, "is not something that can be settled and defined by resonant titles, explicit conferrals of authority, or the organization chart. Status is the subtle, changeable, but unmistakable florescence of the President's mind...
...barrier. Since there is no real plot, one cannot predict what will happen next. The characters are seen so selectively that no conclusions about them can be drawn, let alone a moral. And the sexier scenes, which might arouse at least a biological response, are deliberately undercut: though extraordinarily explicit, the love-making is shown in a series of disjoined extreme close-ups that fade quickly in and out. A huge male hand rubbing a huge female belly for three seconds looks a lot less erotic than it sounds...
...last week, at the annual meeting of the American Bankers Association in Chicago, many bankers complained that too much pressure was being put on them and that more ought to be applied to business. The Administration now intends to harden Connor's program, may well put through more explicit though still "voluntary" limits on overseas investment and require that companies report precisely on each planned move abroad...
...Monde and other continental pa pars. Although American correspondents lack the informal sources of information and correspondence that European papers have in former colonies, the Times may be even somewhat better than the British and continental dailies in areas like East and South Africa "where the racial issue is explicit...