Sentence examples for expressly applied from inspiring English sources

California said its version of Megan's Law was expressly applied to previous offenders when the Legislature passed it in 1996.

Federal courts accepted these common law rules and expressly applied them in United States v. Reid (1852).

In this work, we provide a precise mathematical definition for receptor signaling bias using a formalism expressly applied to logistic response functions, models of most physiological behaviors.

This legislation would give a new tool to district attorneys to use that expressly applies to video games".

The statute, which expressly applies to "any justice... of the United States," not just lower-court judges, as Toobin says, has a broad, catch-all provision that requires a Justice to recuse him- or herself in any proceeding in which the Justice's impartiality "might reasonably be questioned".

A computer code was expressly developed and applied to simulate the physical phenomena induced by a MW treatment.

At present, there are no commercial kits to diagnose human infections; however, home-made indirect enzyme-linked-immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) expressly designed can be applied.

The court expressly declines to apply or overrule Mezei, but attempts to distinguish it, or, I should rather say, to obscure it in a legal fog.

Felons convicted of crimes involving guns or other weapons, as well as those convicted of violating federal gun laws, were expressly barred from applying to the federal firearms agency.

The process of Taylor longitudinal dispersion of Brownian particles, solutes, or heat applies expressly to the case with reflection coefficient α = 1.

Different than the art world, which tends to shy away from applying expressly qualitative measures to works of art, koi fish are frequently compared to one another in the many competitive koi shows that happen throughout the world.