Sentence examples for expressly adopted from inspiring English sources

This is so, he said, whether or not the monuments were donated and whether or not the government expressly adopted the message conveyed by the monuments.

In particular, there is no logical difference between withholding treatment essential for sustaining life, and giving treatment that ends it; in each case a course is being expressly adopted which results in death, and which is known will do so.

By selecting the appropriate "bonus," a university can admit a predetermined level of minority applicants without expressly adopting an overt quota.

In response, the concept of global health corruption should be expressly defined, discussed, and adopted through an international legally binding framework employing partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UNODC.

In NSW and Victoria people with criminal convictions are not expressly precluded from adopting, but criminal history is a factor to be considered in the adoption application process.

That is ironic, because they adopted these risk-management techniques expressly to protect themselves against the whims of the stockmarkets.

Prior to the Thirteenth Amendment, the United States Constitution (adopted in 1789) did not expressly use the words slave or slavery but included several provisions about unfree persons.

When some Google engineers produced a service called PubSubHubbub, Winer attacked it as a bigco project even though it was created expressly as an open service that could and was adopted both by Google and non-Google companies and individuals.

Coverage of criminal proceedings by radio as well as television is expressly prohibited by Rule 53 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, adopted by Congress in 1946.

It expressly forbids cities from adopting "sanctuary" policies that restrict the police and public workers from immigration enforcement, though it was a matter of debate if any cities had such policies.

He had never expressly forbidden us to adopt a dog, but admittedly, neither had he been wildly enthusiastic about the idea.