Sentence examples for are expressly authorized from inspiring English sources

The use of the expression "other stationery products" implies that the products that are expressly authorized are also stationery products.

2. Today's plurality avails itself of neither principled option, instead accepting the Government's submission that Flast should be limited to challenges to expenditures that are expressly authorized or mandated by specific congressional enactment.

It does that even though changes are expressly authorized by Article I, Section 5. A moment's reflection will explain why the Senate cannot adopt a rule that violates other provisions of the Constitution.

In other words, it may be fairly said that a given withdrawal must have been expressly authorized by Congress, or there must be that clear implication of congressional authority which is equivalent to express authority; and when such authority is wanting there can be no Executive withdrawal of lands from the operation of an act of Congress which would otherwise control.

That has no application to any other detainees, for whom civilian trial is expressly authorized in the bill.

No military department may acquire real property not owned by the United States unless the acquisition is expressly authorized by law.

Section 363 sales of all or substantially all of a debtor's assets should be expressly authorized and are referred to in the Report as 363x sales.

Both the Secretary and the collector were expressly authorized by law, the one to impose and the other to collect the exactions which were made.

It is only in the exercise of its judicial powers, when sitting as a court for the trial of impeachments, that the Senate is expressly authorized... to consider and decide upon the conduct of the President...

That he was held under a judgment void, and in excess of the power of the court, upon an information for a crime which was not committed against the provisions of chapter 7 of the title 'Crimes' in the Revised Statutes, in which cases informations were expressly authorized, and to which they were impliedly restricted, by section 1022 of those statutes.

The same section further provides that the decision made by the board of public works shall be final, unless the railroad company, within 30 days after such decision comes to its knowledge, appeals (which it is expressly authorized by the statute to do) from the decision, as to the assessment and valuation made in each county through which the railroad runs, to the circuit court of that county.