Sentence examples for act expressly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the act expressly directs the department to do just that.

North Carolina's Racial Justice Act expressly allows consideration of a pattern across many cases.

The Defense of Marriage Act expressly allows states like North Carolina not to recognize those couple's marriages, should those couples move.

"The Property Condition Disclosure Act expressly excepts co-op and condominium apartments from its coverage," Mr. Gulielmetti said, referring to a state law that requires a seller to disclose certain conditions when one- to four-family homes are being sold.

Congress' 1996 immigration reform act expressly forbade local participation in immigration enforcement without federal authorization and supervision.

The Immigration and Nationality Act expressly says that immigrants may only achieve citizenship by coming to this country legally.

Unlike everything else that Francis did and said during his trip, this act was expressly addressed to the people of the United States.

This market behavior is fully consistent with the Dodd-Frank Act, which expressly prohibits bailouts, providing regulators with the tools they need (but did not have before the crisis) to handle a large bank failure.

The act was expressly constructed to allow the E.P.A. to regulate substances known to be dangerous and also substances that might in the future be revealed to be so.

By way of illustration, in Japan, the Disaster Countermeasures Basic Act 1997 expressly states an objective of protecting the national territory, the life and limb of citizens and their property.

Many of my colleagues have just given up on the Patriot Act, either expressly or implicitly (in terms of the mindshare, energy and resources dedicated to the issue).