Sentence examples for expressly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Clients who bought the instruments "signed subscription agreements in which they expressly acknowledged the risks associated with this investment".

Among the fundamental rights of the people that were supposed to be respected and preserved under the Constitution was universal access to "the means of acquiring and possessing property," a right which was expressly acknowledged under the Virginia and Massachusetts Declarations of Rights.

It does not expressly acknowledge the pardoned person did not commit the crime.

Newton expressly acknowledges that these measures are what we would now call theory-mediated and provisional.

Hustig et al. [18] did apply the concept of localised tensegrity in one of the iterations of his MountainGoat design without expressly acknowledging it in the paper.

You expressly acknowledge and agree that Instagram is in no way responsible or liable for any such third-party services or features.

Of all the mainstream ethical models pragmatism is the only approach that expressly acknowledges that the results of our decisions may either conflict with or harmonize with our values.

First of all, I welcome the fact that the preamble to the regulation expressly acknowledges the need to undertake an evaluation of issues concerning phosphate content and the biodegradability of detergents and establishes the Commission's duty to inform Parliament and the Council, within three years, of the results of this evaluation.

Though they acknowledged that some pageants expressly prohibit altering one's "southern parts," some interpret the rules of this pageant a bit more loosely.

Perhaps his greatest public relations ploy was to form partnerships, early on, with eight community organizations, some of which appear to have been created expressly to support him (his company has acknowledged giving at least one of them $100,000).

Moving quickly, he acknowledged, is something that the federal government was expressly designed not to do.