Sentence examples for an act of express from inspiring English sources

Locke clearly states that one can only become a full member of society by an act of express consent (Two Treatises 2.122).

On one interpretation, by accepting the property, Locke thinks a person becomes a full member of society, which implies that he must regard this as an act of express consent.

These, in turn, are incurred by an act of "express or tacit pact" between the would-be citizens to help each other, together with their consent to subordinate themselves to a superior (De opere sex dierum, V.7.3, in Suárez, Opera omnia III).[13] This view places Suárez very close to the social contract school.

The judges concurred: "Jobbik doesn't consider itself an extreme-right party, thus referring to it with the adjective 'far right' constitutes an act of expressing an opinion, making it possible for the viewer to associate it with a radical movement and induce a negative impression..

I agree that it's an act of expressing all that crap too.

Hi, I am Sally 19yrs old from Freetown and i live in Senegal,i deceided having you as a friend knowing that it is an act of expressing one's self and feeling,i feel that before we can have a good relationship we must put in effort and time to me friends are like flowers in the garden of life and my desire is to have sensitive and warm friend.

As I see it, the act of refusal is an act of expressing one's ideology or ethical position," says Sulku, whose main motive for refusing national service is "both anti-war and anti-authority".

Mr Tatchell describes calls to boycott Russian products as an act of despair and expresses hope that "this campaign will go global in the coming weeks".

A submissive act was usually followed by an act of silence, as expressed by S5: My youngest kid saw it not so long ago … she said, "Mom, what happened?" I said to her, "He (husband) just broke down a door again".

When Mr. Stamboulidis argued that Dr. Lee might use his wife to unwittingly pass along a coded message that would result in the transfer of weapons secrets, an act of espionage, Judge Parker expressed pointed skepticism.

He imagines a young friend licking an El Greco in an act of "adolescent gall" that also expresses the need "to respond to human touch with touch".