Sentence examples similar to as expressly indicated from inspiring English sources

One suspects that Wittgenstein's intention would most likely have been to follow Russell's convention of reading the logical operator as having narrow scope unless the alternative is expressly indicated (cf. PM, 172).

The court said, however, that while private and public ships of the United States on the high seas were constructively a part of the territory of the United States—indeed, peculiarly so, as distinguished from that of the States—Congress had always expressly indicated it when it intended that its laws should be operative on the high seas.

23 Discovery for litigation purposes is not an expressly indicated purpose of the Act.

However, the wage measure that he uses, compensation per employee, is expressed in nominal terms (even if, interestingly, this is not expressly indicated on the slides).

Under this system people who die in hospital are presumed to have consented to their organs being used for transplantation unless they have expressly indicated otherwise.

Most of the music of these composers seems to have been intended for combined vocal-instrumental performance, although this is seldom expressly indicated in the manuscripts.

military necessities demanded it, and even in that case only by expressly indicating beforehand to the protective powers that it intended to depart from the Geneva Convention?

The reverse is true in Europe, where you are an organ donor unless you expressly indicate that you don't want to be.

"Members of the media," it states, "will not be arrested for criminal trespass unless an owner expressly indicates... that the press is not to be permitted".

Only 6 articles expressly indicate the approach used for the cost study.

Nor did he expressly indicate that Enterion herculeum is a replacement name for some other nominal species group [25, Art. 72.7].