Sentence examples for express terms from inspiring English sources

Even prior to this ruling, many employers already had the ability to monitor the internet and email activities of staff using workplace systems via company policies or express terms in contracts of employment.

"The Constitution nowhere refers to a right of privacy in express terms," Emerson argued in his brief.

While not adopting the argument in express terms, the court indicates tacit approval of it by refusing to reject it in a forthright manner.

Express terms are those that are explicitly agreed between the parties (written or verbal), such as your hours of work, job description, notice, wages and sick pay.

Such express terms, the court suggested, include "vote for," "elect," "support," "cast your ballot for," "Smith for Congress," "vote against," "defeat," and "reject".

"This is the same Mr Lim to whom, under the specific and express terms of Malky Mackay's contract of employment with Cardiff City, Malky was obliged to report in respect of all matters pertaining to the transfer of players.

The terms are expressed in terms of and.

The strain terms are expressed in terms of the Koiter Sanders theory of shallow shells.

The rate expressions are expressed in terms of liquid phase concentrations.

In this table, the number of terms express how many distinct terms were extracted.

This condition is expressed in terms of Diophantine approximation properties of the coefficients.