Sentence examples for expressly acting from inspiring English sources
Newtonians subsequently went beyond Newton in enhancing this world view in various ways, including forces everywhere expressly acting at a distance.
If the actor provides more than a minimal creative contribution, then that contribution may be copyrightable; however, the Copyright Act does not expressly include acting.
12 13 27 The study also reveals some critical areas in which housing alone is not sufficient for recovery, but could be strongly bolstered by interventions expressly aimed at building and acting on hope.
Hillard's top aide, rather than acting on these disciplinary findings, summarily overturned them, an act that Hillard expressly ratified.
The idea of a petition of right was an established element of Parliamentary procedure, and in addition, had not been expressly prohibited by Charles, allowing the Commons to evade the restrictions placed upon them while still acting legitimately.
In fact, the President is generally required to act in accordance with the advice of the Cabinet, or of a Minister acting under the general authority of the Cabinet, in the exercise of his functions under the Constitution or any other written law, unless the contrary is expressly provided for.
The latest UN security resolution did not expressly authorise the use of military force against Isis, so Cameron had to find legal refuge in the, frankly improbable, claim that airstrikes in Syria would be acting in the UK's national security interest.
