Sentence examples for expressly aimed at from inspiring English sources

Rather, their intentional, and allegedly tortious, actions were expressly aimed at California.

It is expressly aimed at the very coders who might feel alienated by the Apple-FBI clash.

(c) Petitioners are not charged with mere untargeted negligence, but rather their intentional, and allegedly tortious, actions were expressly aimed at California.

Whatever the reason, the contrast between the livid, salty Mr. Putin and the Western-style statesman was never so evident as on Monday, when both personalities were on view at a meeting expressly aimed at drawing Russia more closely into the European fold.

And Tories, two-thirds of whom have pay beyond their MPs' salary, feel that any ban on second jobs would be expressly aimed at them – although that has not stopped Mr Cameron ordering his shadow cabinet to shed their outside earnings.

I've also defended elements of it, too, saying that the value of an industry expressly aimed at women and largely staffed by women, from the high-end designers (Miuccia Prada, Donna Karan, Vivienne Westwood) to the high street designers (Jane Shepherdson, Kate Bostock, Jenna Lyons) to the editors and journalists, should not be underrated.

Thus, the Ninth Circuit concluded that the plaintiffs had "expressly aimed" the false assertions in the affidavit at plaintiffs, knowing of their "significant connection" to Nevada. 1. First, the relationship [between the Defendant and the forum state] must arise out of contacts that the "defendant himself " creates with the forum State.

In 1951 Daiei films of Japan, for example, expressly aimed to conquer the export market by winning awards at international festivals.

At least five companies, including MetLife and Geico, are developing policies that would be expressly aimed toward these drivers and would be cheaper than full commercial insurance.

But Saint-Saëns did not expressly aim the work at a juvenile crowd.

Although Rinascita did not say so expressly, the appeal for a reassessment was clearly aimed at the Soviet leadership.