Sentence examples for although not expressly from inspiring English sources

Although not expressly forbidden under current French law, organ harvesting after controlled circulatory death is still not practiced "so as to rule out any potential tension between the decision to withdraw treatment and the intention to harvest organs" [7].

Although not expressly marked public space, the temperature drops several degrees sitting on/near the ledge of one the city's fountains.

Although not expressly forbidden under current French law, organ harvesting after controlled circulatory death is still not practiced " so as to rule out any potential tension between the decision to withdraw treatment and the intention to harvest organs" [ 7].

Dutch and Italian public companies tend to follow the German pattern of management, although it is not expressly sanctioned by the law of those countries.

Although Galileo does not expressly identify the Tychonic system as the third chief world system, all of the Fourth Day is directed against it.

In Footnote Four, a Court that had come to accept longstanding criticism of its defense of the right to earn a living--a right that the Court has consistently affirmed, although it is not expressly listed in the text of the Constitution--stated that it would offer "regulatory legislation affecting ordinary commercial transactions" a heavy presumption of constitutionality.

Participants also had the option of bringing the completed kit with them to a local laboratory at their own clinic site, although this was not expressly outlined in the instructions.

Although bedroom clothes are not expressly prohibited by the district's dress code, some schools are sending pajama wearers home.

Although the constitution does not expressly forbid women from becoming president, no female has ever been approved as a candidate by the powerful Guardian Council's vetting process.

Although the program is not expressly designed to promote a child's cognitive and non-cognitive development, the set of actions carried out by the program could eventually facilitate improvements in these domains.

In any case, this would be the first of a total of thirteen payments of so-called Danegeld to Viking raiders by the Franks (although the term itself is not expressly known to have been used at this particular point).