Sentence examples for engage expressly from inspiring English sources

They are able to engage expressly in advocacy and to accept unlimited contributions from corporations and individuals but must register with the elections commission and regularly disclose their donors.

But you forget, our medical charter expressly forbids it.

It's a barely watchable film, but what from Hollywood these days is not similarly unwatchable, when so many high-profile releases are based on a medium, the comic book, made expressly to engage the attentions of pre- and just post-pubescent boys.

The show, originally titled "The Minority Report" -- it was changed in deference to another series being developed from the Tom Cruise movie of that name -- has been designed expressly to engage "underrepresented" people and views.

To the extent that the act required individuals to apply for certificates to engage in solicitations and were expressly forbidden to do so without such certificates, the court reasoned that the law overreached in regulating religious solicitations.

"We grant you a license to use the Service, including accessing and viewing Pinterest Content, for your personal, noncommercial use to allow you to express yourself, discuss public issues, report on issues of public concern, engage in parody and as expressly permitted by the features of the Service".

That is, they cannot strike and cannot formally engage in bargaining over wages unless expressly authorized to do so under the relevant industry-level bargaining agreement.

Although conceding that the Framers of the Constitution had not expressly guaranteed the right to engage in homosexual sex, Kennedy explained that the Framers had intentionally left some constitutional guarantees open-ended because "they knew" that "later generations can see that laws once thought proper in fact serve only to oppress".

His jihadists engage in despicable acts, and they do so expressly in the name of Islam.

Judge Rakoff concluded that "a reasonable investor reading the Memorandum would conclude that the Adviser had attempted in good faith to reduce or eliminate GGGF market timing across the board, whereas, as Alpert well knew but failed to disclose, the Adviser had expressly agreed to let one major investor... engage in a very large amount of GGGF market timing".

He wrote that the film's first post-opening credits scene, which sees Green Day fail in an attempt to engage their audience on the issue of the environment, "sets in motion a plot expressly built around cultural agenda-setting" and "reflection on timely 'issues'".