Sentence examples for expressly allowing from inspiring English sources

Some states go even further by expressly allowing guns where they should not be.

Early in his first term, Mr. Bush issued executive orders expressly allowing religion-based groups receiving federal money to consider religion in their employment decisions, although confusion often remains in this area because of conflicting federal, state and local laws.

Among categories in which it did well were offering salad bars, expressly allowing personal water bottles and posting information about snacks that are sold in cafeterias but that many parents don't know their children are buying.

It was stories like that of Leon Hand that persuaded a Texas lawmaker, State Senator David Sibley of Waco, to push through the nation's first legislation expressly allowing malpractice suits against H.M.O.'s and other insurers.

33 The second sentence of Paragraph 38(1) of the UrhG provides that statutory rights to remuneration, including the 'remuneration for reproductions made on recording material', are to be shared equally by the producer and the author of the film, while expressly allowing agreements derogating from that principle, even as regards the half share vesting in the author of the film.

By expressly allowing unlimited amplification of political messages, ensuring that these messages don't contain egregious misinformation has become critical to the health of our country.

North Carolina's Racial Justice Act expressly allows consideration of a pattern across many cases.

Washington state law expressly allows individuals to conduct low-limit sports pools.

But the agency's rules on public engagement expressly allow NASA personnel to state their personal views.

There was no inkling of such distinctions in the contract Professor Chemerinsky signed, which expressly allowed outside activities.

The Defense of Marriage Act expressly allows states like North Carolina not to recognize those couple's marriages, should those couples move.