Sentence examples for express legislation from inspiring English sources

It is properly identified as a right, available to be exercised by a defendant unless and until the right is amended or circumscribed by express legislation".

Whether Congress may, by express legislation, relieve its functionaries from their civic obligations to pay for the benefits of the State governments under which they live is matter for another day.

In the course of the 1920s it became clear in most countries, either through judicial decisions or express legislation, that aircraft would be allowed to fly over the private properties of others in normal flight in accordance with aeronautical regulations.

But that limitation no longer applies, since Congress has, by express legislation, permitted the power of the states to attach to all liquor shipped into one state from another, at once on its arrival, before sale in the original packages, as fully as if it had been manufactured within the state.

However, their task will grow increasingly urgent and difficult if they have to face political Islam, expressed in state legislation, police, prisons and paramilitary militias.

Privacy advocates continued to express anger legislation Wednesday on the House floor, creating unlikely alliances between some conservatives and left-leaning members.

On the same day as the federal judge's ruling on the schoolchildren, pediatric organizations expressed support for state legislation that would allow minors to get vaccinated without parental consent.

Nurses' duties to report child abuse and neglect are expressed in legislation, or in occupational policy documents.

"There's nothing expressed in legislation that [shows] parliament has attempted to circumscribe the powers to make treaties.

But, he told me, "Having said that, there is no positive right to link expressed in legislation or any international agreement".

He said: "If we seek to operate outside of what the public consent to, that, for me, by definition, is not policing by consent … the consent is expressed through legislation".