Sentence examples for express references from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, and in contrast to the ACA's express references to taxes elsewhere in the legislation, the ACA refers to the mandate and its fee in terms of a "requirement" and a "penalty," not a tax.

The throwback references that have surfaced in the campaign suggest that Republicans are fighting on racial grounds, even when express references to race are not evident.

Under that version, remember, only express references to race meaning invocations of biology or the use of racial epithets count as racism.

Section 1422 contains six express references to an election for those offices, two of them preceding the phrase “in any election,” and four following.

This primitive can express references that can be made among the elements.

Article K.2(1) contains an express reference to compliance with the Convention in the field of justice and home affairs.

The language of Section 23(a) contains no express reference to the lawful or unlawful character of the business expenses which are declared to be deductible.

It would be a fragile Constitution indeed if subsequent amendments could, without express reference, be interpreted to wipe out the original understanding of congressional power.

Her co-star, Adèle Exarchopoulos, was passed over, even though the French title of the film, "La Vie d'Adèle, Chapitres 1 & 2," makes express reference to Exarchopoulos's character.

There is no express reference to prejudicial publicity, which will only begin to violate this provision if it can be shown to have rendered a tribunal partial or to have displaced the presumption of innocence.

The jurisdiction of this court over the judgments of the highest courts of the States is not to be avoided by the mere absence of express reference to some provision of the Federal Constitution.