Sentence examples for directly or impliedly from inspiring English sources

He said that various jailhouse informants against Dekraai and other murder defendants had "sought and expected consideration" for their testimony and were "each directly or impliedly promised by law enforcement that such consideration would be forthcoming".

The Court points to no records and I can find not a single shred of evidence that Congress has ever directly or indirectly, explicitly or impliedly, through the Hepburn Act, or through any other act, authorized railroads to contract against liability for their negligence which results in the injury or death of a railroad employee or any other person legally riding on a railroad pass.

Subsequent levies of direct taxes expressly or impliedly incorporated existing state exemptions.

Second, such protests may be made "expressly or impliedly". Ibid.

The Supreme Court will specifically address whether IRCA expressly or impliedly preempts LAWA's Unauthorized Workers provision and whether federal law impliedly preempts LAWA's E-Verify Mandate.

(a) Florida has not expressly consented to suit, or impliedly waived its immunity, see College Savings Bank v.

Suits of that character are not forbidden, either expressly or impliedly by the Renegotiation Acts.

He did not and could not, expressly or impliedly, assent to the action of the appellees.

But she pointed to language in the new rules stating that they apply to any company that "either expressly or impliedly" offers a free credit report to a consumer and ties it to enrollment in a paid service or product.

But parliaments, composed of elected politicians, are the experts at policymaking and neither expressly or impliedly should they ever surrender that role to others".

The Court has never clearly held, however, that proof beyond a reasonable doubt is either expressly or impliedly commanded by any provision of the Constitution.